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(7 years ago)Under a law that has entered into force in the Netherlands is the ban of stock and trade, in public transportation, government buildings, health care institutions and educational institutions. The Netherlands, long considered a bastion of tolerance and religious freedom, is the last in a number of European countries to present such a ban, reports [...]
Under a law that has entered into force in the Netherlands is the ban of stock and trade, in public transportation, government buildings, health care institutions and educational institutions.
The Netherlands, long considered a bastion of tolerance and religious freedom, is the last in a number of European countries to present such a ban, the AP reports.
Before that, France, Germany, Belgium, Austria and Denmark did so.
Muslim groups and human rights activists have opposed the law, which is officially called “a partial ban on clothing covering the face”.
The Islamic political party in Rotterdam has announced it will pay a 150-euro fine for anyone caught breaking the law,
