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Bus Driver who was sacked in 2004....
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For being a member of BNP has won his case at the European Court of Human Rights.... Good for him!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I am totally conflicted with BNP policies, occassionally thinking "actually that does make sense" then next thing "bunch of racists". However your politics should not effect your employment if you keep them to yourself and it doesnt influence or affect the workplace, which I am assuming it didnt in this case?
If he was openly trying to influence his passengers to his politics for example.....
But I dont know the facts of the case
If he was openly trying to influence his passengers to his politics for example.....
But I dont know the facts of the case
He was driving a bus in an area that has a high percentage of Asians. When he was elected as a BNP councillor that was publicised so his role and beliefs was common knowledge.
Don't forget that wasn't long after the Bradford riots and at the time there was an appeal going through the courts about the sentencing of the rioters.
It was a very difficult time, racial tensions were high.
Don't forget that wasn't long after the Bradford riots and at the time there was an appeal going through the courts about the sentencing of the rioters.
It was a very difficult time, racial tensions were high.
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