May 8, 2010
Source: The Local
http://www.thelocal.se/26528/20100508/
A law firm is suing the Swedish state for discrimination after one if its lawyers, a Muslim woman, was removed from a case following a complaint from a Christian asylum seeker.
The woman's employer, Salmi & Partners, was outraged after the Supreme Migration Court ruled on Thursday to have the woman taken off the case.
"It's just pure discrimination. We're going to demand 100,000 kronor ($13,000) from the state for this violation," said Ismo Salmi at the firm.
Salmi & Partenrs has also vowed to request leave from the Supreme Administrative Court to appeal the verdict.
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