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[–] derram 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
https://archive.is/xJO9Q :
'But an outright ban is one of the central demands of the Under the law, the burqa could still be worn on the streets. '
'But an outright ban is one of the central demands of the anti-Islam opposition Freedom Party, which is leading in polls ahead of parliamentary elections in March. '
'Freedom Party founder Geert Wilders called the limited ban, "a step in the right direction", adding that he will push for a complete ban if his party is elected next year, The Associated Press reported. '
'Under the law, the burqa could still be worn on the streets. '
'Few women in the Netherlands wear Islamic veils – such as the niqab and burqa – but the issue has been hotly debated for years. '
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