Portugal’s Islamic Commission warns that Muslims would leave the country if the burqa ban in public spaces is officially enforced.
Wouldn’t that be nice?
Portugal’s Parliament Greenlights Burqa Ban to Protect Women and Girls
Portugal has moved to ban burqas used for “gender or religious motives,” and fines for not abiding by the rules are steep.
“If signed into law,” the bill, which was proposed by the Chega party, means face veils will not be allowed in most public spaces, Reuters reported on Friday, noting that veils will be allowed in airplanes, diplomatic premises, and places of worship.
The outlet said France, Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands have full or partial bans in place. It also explained, “President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa could still veto the bill or send it to the Constitutional Court for checks.”
Portugal demonstration against the Islamization of the country and demanded the ban on Islam and the closure of mosques. Will we see similar demonstrations in Europe?





































