Ethnicity, Law and Human Rights: The English Experience

Martin N. Marger · Sebastian M. Poulter

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Preface Table of Cases Table of Statutes PART I: GENERAL SURVEY 1. Introduction 2. Developments in English Law 3. Human Rights and Minority Rights PART II: CASE STUDIES IN RELATION TO PARTICULAR GROUPS 4. Jews: The Controversy over Religious Methods of Slaughter 5. Gypsies: The Pursuit of a Nomadic Lifestyle 6. Muslims: The Claim to a Separate System of Personal Law 7. Hindus: A Dispute About Worship at a Temple 8. Sikhs: Tussles over Beards and Turbans 9. Rastafarians: Confrontations concerning Dreadlocks and Marijuana PART III: THE WAY AHEAD 10. Conclusions Bibliography Index

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