Sikh leaders consider legal challenge to Garda Turban ban

Sikh leaders in Ireland are considering mounting a legal challenge to the banning of turban's in the Gardai.

Sun, 26 Aug, 2007 - 11:52

Sikh leaders in Ireland are considering mounting a legal challenge to the banning of turban's in the Gardaí.

The Irish Sikh Council has reportedly been in contact with representatives of a New York police officer who successfully overturned a similar ban there.

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