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Primary school forcing pupils to wear hijabs accused of 'breaking the law' as policy 'violates human rights'
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Primary school forcing pupils to wear hijabs accused of 'breaking the law' as policy 'violates human rights'
A state-funded primary school in north London has been referred to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) over a policy requiring students to wear the hijab from the age of seven.
Barnet Hill Academy, which caters for children aged three to 11, lists a white hijab among the uniform requirements for pupils from Year 3.
The policy has prompted accusations that the school is "breaking the law" by discriminati…
16 Sept, 13:55