iERA and gender segregation
Channel: Imam Son
Date: 2015-09-09

In the debate titled “Islam or Atheism - What Makes More Sense” with Prof Krauss and Hamza Tzortzis, the hall iERA (Islamic European Research Academy) rented from the City University in London (UCL) was gender segregated. This meant that there were different entrances, labelled “Brothers” and “Sisters”, ie males and females.
In addition, there was a seating section allocated at the back in one corner for Muslim women.

This is in clear violation of the UCL rules and British law, where gender segregation is prohibited in public events.
Muslims don’t have the brain power to differentiate between a public event and a toilet and ask their typical and hypocritical question, why toilets are gender segregated and a public speech is not.


Sources

Equality
http://ukconstitutionallaw.org/2011/09/14/colm-ocinneide-equality-a-constitutional-principle/

Gender Act
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2010/15/contents



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