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Fifa allows kippas, hijabs, turbans and other "religious headwear" during football matches
Football again being used to promote "tollerance" and multiculturalism, this time in a pretty laughable manner:
"FIFA Legalizes Turbans, [Hijabs] and Yarmulkes for 2014 World Cup
Sikh, Muslim and Jewish soccer players — as well as any others whose religions encourage covering one's head — can now wear their respective turbans, hijabs and yarmulkes during matches.
FIFA, world soccer's governing body, authorized the move after a two-year trial period and just in time for the men's 2014 World Cup, which starts this June. The new rule applies to both male and female players (the next women's World Cup is in 2015) and takes effect June 1. ... [the whole thing came up from a case] in 2012, [when] Sikh players in Canada protested a junior-league that wouldn't allow them to play in turbans"
http://mashable.com/2014/03/05/fifa-head-covers-soccer/
also
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/03/01/underwear-slogans-banned-headwear-approved-for-soccer
Headgear in use in Israel
Female team training with Hjabs
Sikh with a Turban
Football again being used to promote "tollerance" and multiculturalism, this time in a pretty laughable manner:
"FIFA Legalizes Turbans, [Hijabs] and Yarmulkes for 2014 World Cup
Sikh, Muslim and Jewish soccer players — as well as any others whose religions encourage covering one's head — can now wear their respective turbans, hijabs and yarmulkes during matches.
FIFA, world soccer's governing body, authorized the move after a two-year trial period and just in time for the men's 2014 World Cup, which starts this June. The new rule applies to both male and female players (the next women's World Cup is in 2015) and takes effect June 1. ... [the whole thing came up from a case] in 2012, [when] Sikh players in Canada protested a junior-league that wouldn't allow them to play in turbans"
http://mashable.com/2014/03/05/fifa-head-covers-soccer/
also
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/03/01/underwear-slogans-banned-headwear-approved-for-soccer
Headgear in use in Israel
Female team training with Hjabs
Sikh with a Turban