“Burqa Ban” Comes Officialy Into Force in Portugal
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The text does not explicitly mention these items of costumes used by Muslim women
The rule also provides for prison sentences for anyone who coerces another person to wear a full veil. More information: Ban the burka in school and limit foreign students by class, Meloni's gesture to approach the 'ultra' Vannacci
The Burcas Law Enters Into Force This Wednesday and Provides for Fines of up to Three Thousand Euros
Anyone who forces another person to hide his face can be punished with up to two years' imprisonment or up to 240 days' fine.
The law applies on public roads, places open to the public, places for public services and places where services are generally accessible to citizens
At the origin of the diploma, which divided the parliament, is a bill of law of the Arri that aimed to prohibit "women from burca in Portugal".
New law prohibits concealment of the face in public spaces and provides for fines that can reach three thousand euros. Still, direction of the PS devalues possibly invested from Mário Centeno to the leadership of the party.
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