Tattoos Forbidden and Skirt Mandatory in Police Ceremonies, Silp Cgil: "It's Discriminatory'
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Rome, 11 sets. (Adnkronos) - The prohibition of having tattoos on the visible parts of the body combined with the obligation to wear the skirt for policemen "is discriminatory."
The prohibition of having tattoos on the visible parts of the body combined with the obligation to wear the skirt for policemen "is discriminatory." It is the position expressed by the Italian Union of Cgil Police Workers who has already sent to the Department of Ps a request for revision of the regulation, signed by the National Secretary General Peter [...]
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notizie.itThe prohibition of having tattoos on the visible parts of the body combined with the obligation to wear the skirt for the policemen is discriminatory. It is the position expressed by the Italian Union of Cgil Police Workers who has already sent to the Department of Ps a request for revision of the regulation, signed by the national secretary-general Peter [...] The article Tattoos forbidden and skirt required in the ceremonies for policemen, Sil…
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