The British prime minister apologized to the commission of inquiry for his anti-Islamic remarks

LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has formally apologized to the party's committee of inquiry for his remarks on Islam, the burqa and the hijab.

According to the International News Agency, the report of the inquiry into Islamophobia, minorities and racial discrimination of the conservative party in government in Britain has been published. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was also interviewed for this report.

Appearing before the party's commission of inquiry, Boris Johnson formally apologized in his column for calling on Muslim women to wear burqas as thieves and mailboxes, saying that Muslim women have every right to wear the clothes they like. And I know so, but in journalism language is freer and more emotional, that's why these words are used.

Boris Johnson told the Commission of Inquiry: "Does this mean that I will continue to use that language in the future?" Now I can represent and defend all classes.

The head of the commission, Professor Suwaran, wrote in his report that the ruling conservative party suffers from Islamophobia and that Muslim members of the party have a discriminatory view, although Prime Minister Boris Johnson was also in the news.

It should be noted that this commission was established by the ruling conservatives in response to discrimination from the Prime Minister and related actions.