UK Judge: she is perfectly entitled in this country to dress as she wishes…’

She is entitled to dress as she wishes. But wearing a face mask is not an entitlement. Its offensive.

Muslim woman who sparked row after refusing to remove veil in dock appears in court over ‘mosque threat’

article-2545391-1AECDC9300000578-481_306x423Rebekah Dawson, 22, arrives at Blackfriars Crown Court, where she has so far refused to remove her veil during her intimidation trial.

  • Rebekah Dawson, 22, is on trial charged with threatening a caretaker
  • Jury told she was upset women allowed in mosque without veils
  • Muslim has so far refused to remove her niqab while in court
  • Judge says she would have to reveal her face while giving evidence

A Muslim who refused to remove her niqab in court has arrived for her trial where she is accused of threatening a Mosque caretaker who allowed women without veils to enter.

Rebekah Dawson, 22, texted her friend saying: ‘I’m gonu beat dat man up’ just four days before Finsbury Park Mosque worker Daudi Yusuf was allegedly attacked, a jury was told.

Texts allegedly showing her intentions were sent by free internet message service, WhatsApp, four days before an alleged incident occurred on June 23 last year.  Read more:  Daily Mail 

8 thoughts on “UK Judge: she is perfectly entitled in this country to dress as she wishes…’”

  1. If she is perfectly entitled to dress as she sees fit, then it would be interesting if the opposing party sees fit to wear one as well.

  4. l look at that photo of “It” and have a vision of Robert Hayes in Flying High saying “Surely you can’t be serious?”

  5. “Judge says she would have to reveal her face while giving evidence”

    Yes how else will she give evidence and be cross examined.

    How will the jurors or the judge assess her?

    What message are you giving and what sort of society do you want if you are veiled?

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