Kirpan Laws
An educational progressive web app about the kirpan, the ceremonial blade carried by initiated Sikhs, and how laws around the world treat it. It compiles legal information across countries, serving Sikhs who travel and anyone researching religious-freedom questions surrounding this article of faith.
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