The schoolgirls were attending the career expo at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC) last week.
Some people complained that the school children's hijabs were “making them feel uncomfortable.
Hijab-clad Muslim school students were allegedly forced to leave a career expo in Australia after onlookers felt threatened by their “attire” in the wake of the Manchester suicide bombing.
The schoolgirls were attending the career expo at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC) last week, just days after the suicide bombing in Manchester that left 22 dead and dozens injured.
Some people complained that the school children’s hijabs were “making them feel uncomfortable after what happened in Manchester” and asked staff to have them removed from the venue, WA Today reported.
( Source : PTI )
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