Hochul Enacts New Legislation on Crime and Anti-Violence Education
November 27, 2024 - 06:07
One new bill amends state law to classify the removal or threat of removal of religious clothing as aggravated harassment. This legislative change aims to enhance protections for individuals based on their religious attire, addressing concerns related to discrimination and harassment. The measures are part of a broader initiative to combat crime and promote anti-violence education within the community.
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