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If You Wear The Niqab You Should Definitely Avoid These 9 Places

If You Wear The Niqab You Should Definitely Avoid These 9 Places

The lands of freedom as they call the West, are probably not so free when it comes to religious freedom. Especially after seeing the one country after another banning the face veil (niqab). 


Just an FYI all countries on this list banned the niqab after 2011. So if you are one those women who wear the niqab then at these places you’ll probably have to pay huge fines and it may be accompanied with jail time.france

France

One of the first countries to kick off the Niqab ban ‘trend’, France has a hefty fine for women wearing the face veil. So seeing the Eiffel Tower will probably have to be given a miss if you wear the niqab, well at least until the ban is in place.When the ban came into effect, a French millionaire offered to pay all fines for women who wore the niqab.belgium

Belgium

The burka and niqab were outlawed in the country in 2011. Women who wear the niqab in public places can be fined and sentenced to up to seven days in jail; all that just for wearing a niqab.bulgaria

Bulgaria

Driven by the National Patriotic Front coalition, Bulgaria’s parliament banned the full face veil in September 2016. gabon

Gabon

Full face-veils are banned in public and places of work in the oil-rich country. congo

Congo

Just like its neighbor Gabon, the niqab is banned in public places. chad

Chad

The majority of Chad’s population is Muslim but that hasn’t stopped it from outlawing the niqab in 2015.latvia

Latvia

Latvia also joined the list of countries banning the niqab by outlawing it in 2016.austria

Austria

In a country where Muslims form almost 7% of the population, Austria is one of the latest countries to ban the niqab.quebec-canada

Quebec, Canada

The province of Quebec has banned people with face coverings from working in government jobs or using public services. This means that if you wear the niqab then you’ll be barred from using public transport or visiting the doctor at a government-run hospital.

Sources:

bbc.com
smh.com.au
sbs.com.au
nytimes.com
reuters.com


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