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Tunisia Bans Niqab In Government Buildings

By Howard Friedman on July 6, 2019
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Tunisia’s Prime Minister yesterday signed a government circular banning the niqab, which covers the entire face except for the eyes, from government  offices.  As reported by  France24, this comes as part of efforts to heighten security after a double suicide bombing last month. The government fears that the niqab will be used as a disguises for terrorists.

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