It is just what moslems do.
Bazz,
And those who don't do it appear not to condemn it !

Mulitculturalism brings enclaves & anyone with an ounce of brain knows what that entails !
Diversity, on the other hand, brings diversity !

Not every ethnic group, Individual. The Polish community here in Adelaide used to have a very active community centre, Dom Polski, back in the 50s and 60s and 70s. But as people intermarried and moved around, away from any population concentration, the need for such a vital community point withered away. Nowadays, there is a Polish cafe-restaurant in southern Adelaide, but Dom Ploski is no more.

Similarly, the Dutch community in Adelaide, and others as well. It's a bit the same for Australians overseas - as the song goes,

'Wherever you go, no matter how far,
You'll find Aussies together, under some distant star.'

I visited Hanoi about ten years ago and around the corner was an Australian cafe, serving Vegemite on toast. But Emu beer. Never mind, we can't have it all.

Joe

Loudmouth, interesting.
The way the Chinese are handling their muslim problem is interesting.
Anyone who steps out of line like refusing Haram food is put in a
situation where they have no alternative. They have established
education camps where they reside for an indeterminate time.
They are re educated in the traditional communist party manner.
No Greens Party jumping up and down on this kindly gesture by the party.

Not every ethnic group,
Loudmouth,
Of course the ethics of the ethnicity comes into play but in general enclaves are regessive !

Dear Bazz,

You write;

““They have established education camps where they reside for an indeterminate time.”

Well here you are, reduced to applauding concentration camps. What a miserable little person you are.

Here is some more 'good' news for you;

“When parents are interned, younger children are sent to de facto orphanages known as “child welfare guidance centers” and older children are sometimes sent to state-run vocational schools, Feng reported. One former teacher told her: “The child is forbidden to go to school with the normal children because the parents have a political problem.” Children have been taken by the state even when grandparents pleaded to be able to keep them, according to Feng. She cited local media reports that Xinjiang has been building dozens of new, typically massive orphanages, with 18 popping up in a single county in the city of Kashgar last year. A worker at one Xinjiang orphanage described serious overcrowding and “terrible” conditions there, telling Radio Free Asia that children aged six months to 12 years are “locked up like farm animals in a shed.”

http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/09/china-internment-camps-uighur-muslim-children/569062/

Here is a BBC story on the camps just to get you even more excited;

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/China_hidden_camps

You might as well be spouting “Arbeit macht frei”.

One sick puppy aren't you.