Italy's League and Youth Wing FnV Protest Islamic Arbitration Chamber in Padua
Italy's League party and its youth wing FnV protested an Islamic arbitration chamber in Padua, with leader Matteo Salvini saying sharia law has no place in the country.
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Italy's League party and its youth movement, FnV, staged a protest in Padua against an Islamic arbitration chamber operating in the city, according to ANSA.
League leader Matteo Salvini said during the protest that sharia law has no place in Italy, reiterating his party's opposition to the body's activities.
ANSA's report did not provide further detail on the arbitration chamber's activities, when it was established, or the scale of the demonstration. Neither the chamber nor other political parties were reported as responding to the protest.
The demonstration reflects a recurring theme in Italian politics, where the League has previously voiced opposition to religious arbitration practices it views as incompatible with Italian law.
Sources
- League, FnV protest Islamic Arbitration Chamber in Padua — ANSA (Italy)
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