فرنسا: منظمات نسائية تنتقد سماح الفيفا للمسلمات بارتداء الحجاب

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أعربت ثلاث منظمات مدنية نسائية عن استنكارها قرار الاتحاد الدولي لكرة القدم "فيفا" الصادر مؤخرًا، والذي بموجبه يتم السماح لللاعبات المسلمات بارتداء الحجاب أثناء المباريات.

وقد أشارت المنظمات النسائية اللادينية الثلاثة في رسالتها إلى الفيفا أنها شعرت بخيبة الأمل، وأن السماح للمسلمات بارتداء الحجاب تمييز ضد الرياضيات الأخريات، ومُعارِض للقوانين التي تنظم الرياضة، التي تنظر للملابس بعيدًا عن الاعتبارات الدينية والعرقية. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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French women groups protest FIFA decision to endorse hijab

Three French women’s organizations have expressed concern and disappointment with world soccer body FIFA’s endorsement of a proposal to lift the ban on women players wearing a hijab, an Islamic hair dress, on the pitch.

“To accept a special dress code for women athletes not only introduces discrimination among athletes but is contrary to the rules governing sport movement, setting a same dress code for all athletes without regard to origin or belief,” the three organizations said in an open letter to FIFA president Sepp Blatter.

Anne Sugier, president of the League of International Women’s Rights (LDIF) founded by Simone de Beauvoire, said in an email that she had sent the letter together with the heads of FEMIX’SPORTS and the French Coordination for the European Women’s Lobby, following publication on December 19 of the FIFA executive committee decision in The Turbulent World of Middle East Soccer.

FIFA endorsed at its December 16-17 executive committee meeting in Tokyo the proposal to lift a controversial ban on women wearing a hijab in a move that brings closer a resolution to demands by religious female Islamic soccer players that they be allowed to wear a headdress in line with their interpretation of their faith.

FIFA said it would submit the proposal put forward by Asian Football Confederation (AFC) vice president Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, a half-brother of Jordanian King Abdullah, to the International Football Association Board (IFAB), which governs the rules of association soccer.