PUPILS and teachers have been told by an official body not to stare at Muslims for fear of causing offence.You might say certain forms of Islam are much at odds with British Common Law principles.
A document intended to educate against religious intolerance and sectarianism urges teachers to “make pupils aware of the various forms of Islamophobia, ie stares, verbal abuse, physical abuse”.
But Learning Teaching Scotland (LTS), which issued the advice to schools north of the border, has been criticised by politicians and Muslim leaders for going “over the top”.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Don’t stare at Muslims says advice to schools
The Sunday Times reports: