Monaco di Baviera, Germania. 18 gennaio, 2020. Una settimana dopo che un gruppo ha dimostrato contro la cosiddetta 'anti-Diritto musulmano'' in India, un gruppo da un organizzazione identificati hanno mostrato il supporto per il governo indiano e la controversa cittadinanza Amendment Bill assemblati a Monaco di Baviera il Geschwister Scholl Platz. La cabina bill dà amnistia per le minoranze religiose del Pakistan, Afghanistan e Bangladesh a migrare in India, ma non include i musulmani ed è un emendamento a una 64 anno vecchio diritto che le barre quelli illegalmente in India da ottenere la cittadinanza. Credito: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Live News

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• Data acquisizione: 18 gennaio 2020
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January 18, 2020: A week after a group demonstrated against the so-called “anti-Muslim law” in India, a group from an identified organization showed support for the Indian government and the controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill assembled at Munich’s Geschwister Scholl Platz. The CAB bill gives amnesty to religious minorities from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh to migrate to India, but does not include Muslims and is an amendment to a 64 year old law that bars those illegally in India from obtaining citizenship. The group used talking points seen worldwide in demonstrations and interviews by governmental defenders of the CAA. The group behind the demonstration was not clearly identifiable as an established organization...The current law states immigrants to India must live in the country for eleven years before being eligible for citizenship. Under the new law, Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and Christian migrants fleeing Pakistan, Afghanistan, or Bangladesh need only six years. Critics state that this makes India a non-secular nation, essentially dividing society into non-Muslims and Muslims. Ahmadis in Pakistan and Rohingyas in Myanmar face persecution in their homelands as well and the latter are now facing deportations from India. The group also handed out materials that did not have a VISDP, making identification impossible. (Credit Image: © Sachelle Babbar/ZUMA Wire)

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