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Sikh man wins turban case against France in the United Nations
- Friday January 13, 2012
- World News | Press Trust of India
The UN's rights body has concluded that France had violated the religious freedom of a 76-year-old Sikh man when he was asked to remove his turban for his ID photograph, a US-based Sikh group has said.
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Sikh gets job, USD 295,000 in discrimination case in US
- Friday October 28, 2011
- India News | Press Trust of India
Six years after he was denied a job as a prison guard in California because he refused to shave off his beard, an Indian-American Sikh has been made a correctional officer at a California jail. He's also won $295,000 in damages.
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Sikh forced to wear hard hat sues and wins
- Friday July 2, 2010
- World News | Indo-Asian News Service
A Sikh security guard here, who moved the Ontario provincial human rights commission for being forced to wear a hard helmet by Home Depot, has won his case against the world's largest home improvement retailer, but his plea for compensation is yet to be decided.In its ruling, Ontario's Human Rights Tribunal said Home Depot (Canada) discriminated ag...
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Sikh man wins turban case against France in the United Nations
- Friday January 13, 2012
- World News | Press Trust of India
The UN's rights body has concluded that France had violated the religious freedom of a 76-year-old Sikh man when he was asked to remove his turban for his ID photograph, a US-based Sikh group has said.
- www.ndtv.com
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Sikh gets job, USD 295,000 in discrimination case in US
- Friday October 28, 2011
- India News | Press Trust of India
Six years after he was denied a job as a prison guard in California because he refused to shave off his beard, an Indian-American Sikh has been made a correctional officer at a California jail. He's also won $295,000 in damages.
- www.ndtv.com
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Sikh forced to wear hard hat sues and wins
- Friday July 2, 2010
- World News | Indo-Asian News Service
A Sikh security guard here, who moved the Ontario provincial human rights commission for being forced to wear a hard helmet by Home Depot, has won his case against the world's largest home improvement retailer, but his plea for compensation is yet to be decided.In its ruling, Ontario's Human Rights Tribunal said Home Depot (Canada) discriminated ag...
- www.ndtv.com