US EditionCharges laid after police say hijab-wearing woman was attacked in Ajax, Ont., library
- A woman wearing a hijab was attacked while studying at the Ajax Public Library, according to Durham Regional Police.
- The suspect attempted to remove the woman's hijab and poured liquid on it, according to police statements.
- The National Council of Canadian Muslims is urging authorities to consider the incident a hate crime, citing growing Islamophobia.
- Mayor Shaun Collier stated that the incident appears to be motivated by Islamophobia and emphasized support for the victim.
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Muslim woman attacked in library by suspect who tried to set hijab on fire, Canadian police say
A Canadian Muslim woman was targeted at a public library on Saturday in what police are calling an unprovoked attack by a suspect who attempted to remove and set the woman's hijab on fire.
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‘We are horrified,’ Muslim community demands police investigate Ajax assault as hate crime after woman’s hijab nearly set on fire in library - NOW Toronto
A muslim woman is speaking out after being assaulted and nearly set on fire in an unprovoked attack at a public library in Ajax.
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