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The burqa is a sign of “religious extremism” says Sri Lanka’s Public Security Minister
Just over a week ago, Switzerland was planning the enforcement of a ban on the burqa and niqab. More recently, Sri Lanka has announced to do the same as the country’s Public Security Minister called the burqa a sign of “religious extremism”

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Daniyah Y
17 March 2021 at 12:35 pm
Great article. Personally, quite disappointed by this move… Sri Lanka has added itself to the long growing list of countries who have stolen the rights of hijabi women to practice their faith in public