#mask-ban

#mask-ban

A Long Island county passed a bill to outlaw masks at protests due to increased antisemitism and anti-Israel demonstrations.

Face masks may be banned on the New York City subways due to concerns about safety and antisemitic activities during recent protests.

There is a growing call for reinstating a mask ban in NYC to combat rising hate crimes and violence.

Advocates claim that anonymity from masks emboldens criminals.

The existing law prohibiting masks in protests has been inactive since COVID-19 mandates.

New York State residents largely support a ban on mask-wearing at protests to enhance public safety and combat hate.

A proposed law in New York may soon ban mask-wearing statewide, focusing on preventing identity concealment in crimes.

Jewish leaders aim to pass a law in New York prohibiting mask-wearing in public to combat hate crimes and protect community safety.

Nassau County plans to ban masks for demonstrators to combat antisemitism and hate crimes.

Nassau County is the first in the U.S. to enact a face mask ban post-pandemic, aiming to prevent masked identity concealment in public.

The Nassau County mask ban is challenged for violating the rights of individuals with disabilities, raising significant constitutional concerns.

The mask ban in Nassau County is unconstitutional and discriminates against people with disabilities.

Disabled individuals seek legal recourse against a mask mandate that endangers their health.

Nassau County's mask ban enforcement lacks adequate police training and guidelines, raising concerns about civil liberties and health information privacy.

Wearing face masks in public spaces is prohibited for individuals over 16 in Nassau County, NY, with potential jail time and fines.

Exceptions for religious or health reasons are provided but will be determined by the police.

The ban is part of the 'Mask Transparency Act' passed along party lines, aiming to prevent criminal behavior during protests.

Nassau County's mask ban implies that masking is primarily associated with criminal behavior, compromising individual rights and legal protections.

Wearing masks on the subway may no longer be allowed to curb antisemitic behavior and identify troublemakers easily.

The arrest of Wesslin Omar Ramirez Castillo marks a significant moment in the debate over mask laws in New York State.

Nassau County's new face mask ban resulted in the first arrest, demonstrating its effectiveness in crime prevention.

Mandatory mask ban in public spaces in Nassau County, Long Island, with exceptions for religious or health reasons.

Protesters in New York demand a mask ban on college campuses to enhance safety against rising anti-Semitic sentiments during demonstrations.

Lawmakers in Nassau County banned masks in public spaces as a crime deterrent and safety measure for protests.

Gov. Hochul's proposal to ban masks on the New York subway is controversial due to concerns about civil liberties, disability rights, and conflicts with anti-mask laws.

Accused man's chant on subway train escalates to alleged coercion, sparking debate on antisemitism and potential mask ban in the subways.

NYPD is seeking an anti-Israel protester who initiated discrimination on a NYC subway. There has been a rise in antisemitic actions in New York City. Jewish leaders propose reinstating a mask ban for protesters.

Wearing a mask can embolden individuals to engage in harassment and hate speech, as seen in a subway encounter with an antisemitic protester.

Residents in NYC concerned about Gov. Hochul's potential mask ban due to recent antisemitic incidents on subways.

The rally demands reinstating the mask ban in NY due to antisemitism incidents; Gov. Hochul urged to act swiftly against masked antisemitic perpetrators.

Jewish and Black advocacy organizations in New York support a ban on masks at protests due to rising antisemitism and hindrance in prosecution of crimes.

Effort to change state law to ban face coverings at protests following surge in hateful attacks involving masked antisemites.

Mayor Eric Adams supports banning face masks at protests and on subways, with exceptions for medical reasons.