Le mouvement contre le droit islamique et le droit étranger aux Etats-Unis
Abstract
The Anti-Sharia & Foreign Law Movement in the United States
This article examines the movement created in the United States in 2010 by a number of conservative think tanks, lawyers’ lobbies and anti-Muslim activists in order to ban all reference to Islamic Law (Sharia) from American courts. The article studies the key players of this movement, the strategies it has used and the arguments it has put forward. It also discusses its negative consequences on the religious freedom of Muslims and Jews in the U.S.
This article examines the movement created in the United States in 2010 by a number of conservative think tanks, lawyers’ lobbies and anti-Muslim activists in order to ban all reference to Islamic Law (Sharia) from American courts. The article studies the key players of this movement, the strategies it has used and the arguments it has put forward. It also discusses its negative consequences on the religious freedom of Muslims and Jews in the U.S.
Cet article analyse le mouvement initié aux États-Unis en 2010 par un certain nombre de think tanks, de lobbys d’avocats conservateurs et d’activistes anti-musulmans pour faire interdire toute référence au droit islamique (charia) dans les tribunaux américains. L’article examine les acteurs, les stratégies et les arguments de ce mouvement, ainsi que ses conséquences négatives pour la liberté religieuse des musulmans, mais aussi des juifs américains.
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