BURQA
October 2011
Symbol of theocratic oppression: Young girls in Shiraz, Iran, wear headscarves as part of their school uniform
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September 2011
A ticket for a burqa-clad driver in Sydney became a national controversy and reopened the debate about multiculturalism
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