Aug 20 2008

Sunday Shopping Banned in Croatia

Published by Benjamin Galindo at 2:46 pm under Press Watch

The Croatian parliament has passed a law forcing shops to close on Sundays in a concession to the Roman Catholic church.

The church has campaigned for years for Sundays to be devoted to family or Mass in Croatia, which is almost 90 percent Roman Catholic. But Croatians have begun spending weekends in shopping malls that have flourished across the country in the past few years and remain open seven days a week.

ABC News: Sunday Shopping Banned in Croatia.

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