France burkini: Highest court suspends sharia ban

The burkini ban was a band-aid at best. But even band-aids on a gaping wound is verboten when it comes to Islam, jihad and sharia.

Women wearing body shaming garments of oppression, subjugation and misogyny is sharia. Outlaw sharia.

Yesterday, I reported on the now infamous “burkini” hoax, a total set-up. Burkinis on Nice beaches had been banned in the wake of unimaginable Islamic slaughter.  So in an elaborate stage event. a Muslima showed up in a burkini and making sure to have the moment photographed when the cops show up. So that the poor oppressed Muslims looks like a victim. Agitprop and vile manipulation.
And it worked. the ban was suspended today.

“France burkini: Highest court suspends ban,” BBC, August 26, 2016:

France’s highest administrative court has suspended a ban on full-body “burkini” swimsuits that was imposed in a town on the Mediterranean coast.

The ban in Villeneuve-Loubet “seriously and clearly illegally breached fundamental freedoms”, it found.

The ruling could set a precedent for up to 30 other towns that imposed bans on their beaches, chiefly on the Riviera.

At least three mayors have already said they will keep the bans in their towns.

The court will make a final decision later on the bans’ legality.

Correspondents in France say the court’s decision means that all the bans on burkinis are likely now to be overturned,

But town hall authorities in Nice and Frejus, as well as in the Corsican village of Sisco, have vowed to keep the bans in place.

Nice saw a devastating attack by a follower of so-called Islamic State in July while Sisco witnessed clashes this month between villagers and Muslim bathers.

France’s highest administrative court has suspended a ban on full-body “burkini” swimsuits that was imposed in a town on the Mediterranean coast.

The ban in Villeneuve-Loubet “seriously and clearly illegally breached fundamental freedoms”, it found.

The ruling could set a precedent for up to 30 other towns that imposed bans on their beaches, chiefly on the Riviera.

At least three mayors have already said they will keep the bans in their towns.

The court will make a final decision later on the bans’ legality.

Correspondents in France say the court’s decision means that all the bans on burkinis are likely now to be overturned,

But town hall authorities in Nice and Frejus, as well as in the Corsican village of Sisco, have vowed to keep the bans in place.

Nice saw a devastating attack by a follower of so-called Islamic State in July while Sisco witnessed clashes this month between villagers and Muslim bathers.

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A human rights group, the Human Rights League (LDH), and an anti-Islamophobia association (CCIF), brought the ban in Villeneuve-Loubet to the court’s attention.

Patrice Spinosi, a lawyer for the LDH, said outside court that people who had been fined could claim their money back.

But the town’s mayor, Lionnel Luca, said: “We need to decide if we want a smiley, friendly version of sharia law on our beaches or if we want the rules of the [French] Republic to be implemented.”