Government makes a stand against religious dress code

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    • #1811347
      Argee
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      If the country you have chosen to live in does not traditionally wear Muslim garb, then it should be banned across the board.

    • #1811418
      David Ryder
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      State schools have a uniform and that should be adhered to. If students want to wear some sort of special religious clothing then they should attend a private school AND such private schools should receive NO government funding.
      In other words if you want exclusive treatment then pay for it 100%.

    • #1811517
      Pizza
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      Well when one chooses to live in another country, they are to adhere to that host country’s customs and way of life. The host country did not impose that you have to be like them, however they did allow you to do what you need to do, and not let you impose on them your way of life.

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      Connie
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      In France children don’t have uniforms for school wear, they just wear casual clothes & I agree with France banning of the Ababa maybe other countries should follow in there footsteps

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