At Selly Oak hospital– which is part of the University Hospital Birmingham NHS foundation trust but also houses the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine – colleagues of wounded soldiers were not allowed to visit wearing uniform for fear of upsetting Muslim visitors and staff. Does anyone agree with the stance of the hospital? If so please could you explain? I am not trying to incite an arguement I just want to hear what people have to say.
2007-12-08
08:21:53
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For those who think this is a 'troll question' or an urban myth, it was reported once again in the News Review section of the Sunday Times newspaper last weekend. Educate yourselves people, this really happened. And if you have recently visited the hospital and seen servicemen in uniform it's because the absolute outrage this ban caused led it to be abolished.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/sunday_times_appeal/article2982756.ece
2007-12-09
06:06:48 ·
update #1
I actually cut the wording of the question directly from the Times website.
2007-12-09
06:09:05 ·
update #2