Sikh 'Humiliated' after his Turban put through Airport Scanner
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Datum: 12.08.2008 01:45
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A HUMILIATED Sikh holiday-maker forced against his religion to remove his turban in public at airport security has belatedly received an apology from the authorities. Jaswant Singh Judge was passing through security control with his wife before boarding an Iberia flight home when he was asked to remove his turban by security staff at Tenerife South Airport. Along with his shoes, belt and belongings, Mr Judge, 53, of Rosemary Drive, Redbridge, was told to put his turban through the conveyor belt scanner. He asked to speak to the chief security officer at the airport who also insisted that Mr Judge would have to remove his turban in front of other passengers. "I explained I am a Sikh and it is humiliating to remove our turban in public," said Mr Judge following the incident in March. "We are supposed to cover our hair which is very sacred to us http://www.ilfordrecorder.co.uk/content/redbridge/recorder/news/story.aspx?brand=RECOnline &category=newsIlford&tBrand=northlondon24&tCategory=newsilford&itemid=WeED 08%20Aug%202008%2012%3A25%3A00%3A970 Just let me say LOL Ha Ha. It ought to be standard operating procedure.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]