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Christians pay Death Jizya in Croydon UK
Hat tip to the Religion of Peace
Christians are being charged more to be buried in Croydon - with muslims getting a £500 discount.
In a gross display of ass backwards thinking the Croydon Council states that muslims only pay £2,383 per plot and only place one dead body per burial site (body must be facing Mecca).
Christians, along with other non-mulims, pay £2,927 per plot. The councillors rationalize that Christians get a discount when (and if) more deceased are buried in the same plot as the additional bodies buried will pay less.
No plot size dimensions are given for comparison but one would assume that muslims, with their one body per plot requirements and "specially-designated area of land", are using up finite land at a faster pace than Christian/non-muslim burials. Thus it is really the muslims who should be paying a higher rate.
Clearly - dhimmified city councils are always ready to place muslims in a preferential class - dead or alive.
Council graveyard 'charges Muslims less for burial plots'
A council-run graveyard is selling Muslim burial plots £500 cheaper than those for non-Muslims, to the anger of local residents.
Christian churchgoers have complained about the "discriminatory price" of burial plots in the Greenlawn Memorial Park cemetery in Warlingham, Surrey.
The cemetery – which is managed by Croydon Council – offers Muslims a graveyard plot for £2,383, but charges non-Muslims £2,927 – a hike of £544.
If you live outside of the borough – and so don't pay council tax in the area – Muslim burial plots cost an extra £1,361 and non-Muslim ones an extra £1,708.
The cemetery has a specially-designated area of land for Muslims, who as part of their religion only allow one body to be buried in any one plot and must be buried apart from non-Muslims and facing Mecca.
Local John Spencer, 41, said he was "disgusted" at the price difference, adding: "In death people need to be treated entirely equally.
"Money should not be an issue, especially when it is directly linked to which God you pray to.
"I think the council need to have a serious rethink on this issue because there comes a point where you just have to stand up for what you believe in and say 'I'm not going to take this anymore.
"If Muslims needs separate areas that is fine, but they should pay exactly the same as everybody else, with no exceptions."
A spokesman for Croydon Council said that the reason for the price difference was that Muslims only allow one person to be buried in a grave, whereas people of other religions can use the plot for more than one person.
Kevin Pilkington, the head of bereavement services at the council, said: "The difference between the plots is that the Muslim graves are only used for one burial, whereas the other graves can be used for up to three people and for cremated remains."
He said that the price of a non-Muslim grave "decreased" with each additional person added to it, meaning that "adding a body" to the grave would only cost £886 extra.
Christians are being charged more to be buried in Croydon - with muslims getting a £500 discount.
In a gross display of ass backwards thinking the Croydon Council states that muslims only pay £2,383 per plot and only place one dead body per burial site (body must be facing Mecca).
Christians, along with other non-mulims, pay £2,927 per plot. The councillors rationalize that Christians get a discount when (and if) more deceased are buried in the same plot as the additional bodies buried will pay less.
No plot size dimensions are given for comparison but one would assume that muslims, with their one body per plot requirements and "specially-designated area of land", are using up finite land at a faster pace than Christian/non-muslim burials. Thus it is really the muslims who should be paying a higher rate.
Clearly - dhimmified city councils are always ready to place muslims in a preferential class - dead or alive.
Council graveyard 'charges Muslims less for burial plots'
A council-run graveyard is selling Muslim burial plots £500 cheaper than those for non-Muslims, to the anger of local residents.
Christian churchgoers have complained about the "discriminatory price" of burial plots in the Greenlawn Memorial Park cemetery in Warlingham, Surrey.
The cemetery – which is managed by Croydon Council – offers Muslims a graveyard plot for £2,383, but charges non-Muslims £2,927 – a hike of £544.
If you live outside of the borough – and so don't pay council tax in the area – Muslim burial plots cost an extra £1,361 and non-Muslim ones an extra £1,708.
The cemetery has a specially-designated area of land for Muslims, who as part of their religion only allow one body to be buried in any one plot and must be buried apart from non-Muslims and facing Mecca.
Local John Spencer, 41, said he was "disgusted" at the price difference, adding: "In death people need to be treated entirely equally.
"Money should not be an issue, especially when it is directly linked to which God you pray to.
"I think the council need to have a serious rethink on this issue because there comes a point where you just have to stand up for what you believe in and say 'I'm not going to take this anymore.
"If Muslims needs separate areas that is fine, but they should pay exactly the same as everybody else, with no exceptions."
A spokesman for Croydon Council said that the reason for the price difference was that Muslims only allow one person to be buried in a grave, whereas people of other religions can use the plot for more than one person.
Kevin Pilkington, the head of bereavement services at the council, said: "The difference between the plots is that the Muslim graves are only used for one burial, whereas the other graves can be used for up to three people and for cremated remains."
He said that the price of a non-Muslim grave "decreased" with each additional person added to it, meaning that "adding a body" to the grave would only cost £886 extra.
Burka-ban MP faces court threat from human rights group
Tory MP has been warned he could face legal action if he follows through on a threat to refuse to meet constituents wearing burkas.
Lawyers for human rights organisation Liberty have written to Philip Hollobone insisting that the Equality Act obliges him to avoid discrimination.
The missive warns that the campaigning group ‘will be happy to represent any of your constituents that you refuse to meet because they are veiled’.
Philip Hollobone: has been warned he could face legal action if he follows through on a threat to refuse to meet constituents wearing burkhas
The Kettering MP sparked a row earlier this month when he argued that he needed to be face-to-face with voters who wanted his help.
He said he would ‘invite’ anyone who did not wish to remove their veil to communicate with him in a ‘different way’, such as by letter.
Mr Hollobone is trying to bring in a private member’s Bill to ban women wearing the burka or niqab in public, after French moves to introduce a similar law.
The MP’s comments were criticised by Muslim groups, while the idea of a ban was dismissed by Government Ministers as ‘un-British’.
James Welch, legal director for Liberty, said: ‘We have written to Mr Hollobone to advise him of the law as enacted by Parliament and feel confident that no well-advised Honourable Member would seek to breach it by meeting with constituents on a discriminatory basis.
Lawyers for human rights organisation Liberty have written to Philip Hollobone insisting that the Equality Act obliges him to avoid discrimination.
The missive warns that the campaigning group ‘will be happy to represent any of your constituents that you refuse to meet because they are veiled’.
Philip Hollobone: has been warned he could face legal action if he follows through on a threat to refuse to meet constituents wearing burkhas
The Kettering MP sparked a row earlier this month when he argued that he needed to be face-to-face with voters who wanted his help.
He said he would ‘invite’ anyone who did not wish to remove their veil to communicate with him in a ‘different way’, such as by letter.
Mr Hollobone is trying to bring in a private member’s Bill to ban women wearing the burka or niqab in public, after French moves to introduce a similar law.
The MP’s comments were criticised by Muslim groups, while the idea of a ban was dismissed by Government Ministers as ‘un-British’.
James Welch, legal director for Liberty, said: ‘We have written to Mr Hollobone to advise him of the law as enacted by Parliament and feel confident that no well-advised Honourable Member would seek to breach it by meeting with constituents on a discriminatory basis.
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