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The State of European Burqa Bans

Posted on 22 August 2016. Tags: burqa, Cannes, European Union, France, Germany, hijab, islamophobia, Terrorism

Recent attacks in France and Germany have put the international community on alert and caused governments in those countries to draft or enforce legislation aimed at preventing future attacks. While countries in France have drafted legislation directly targeting what is believed to be symbols pertaining to Islamic extremism, Germany has chosen a more neutral approach […]

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