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From September 23 it will be forbidden to hide the face in public spaces, providing for fines. The diploma also indicates that anyone who forces someone to hide the face faces a fine or even imprisonment.
The so-called 'law of burcas', which prohibits the concealment of the face in public spaces, has already been published in Diário da República and comes into force on 23 September. The diploma provides for fines that can reach 3,000 euros
The new legislation provides for the application of fines that can reach 3,000 euros, establishing restrictions on the use of clothing or other elements that prevent the identification of the face in certain public spaces. The publication of the diploma formalizes the entry into force of the new legislation, after the completion of the respective legislative process. The content CHEGA Law prohibiting burcas in Portugal comes into force from 23 S…
The law was published in the Official Gazette. Covering one's face in public spaces can lead to fines ranging from R$150 to R$3,000.
The law that prohibits the concealment of the face in public spaces, better known as "the law of the burcas" was published in Diario da República and comes into force on 23 September. The so-called "law of the burcas" provides fines of up to three thousand euros for those who violate the prohibition.
The so-called "law of the burcas" provides for fines of up to three thousand euros for those who violate the prohibition.
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