Lombardy Governor Roberto Maroni announced the new regulation for access to regional structures, prompted in particular by the Northern League after the November 13 jihadist attacks in Paris. The text makes reference to national legislation already in place, which prohibits people from going about in public dressed in a way that prevents facial recognition without a “justifiable motive.”
The secretary of the Lombard League, Paul Grima, said that current legislation is not respected or enforced, “as thousands of Muslim women go about undisturbed with their faces completely covered by the burqa or the niqab, making it impossible to identify them.”
The new regulation, which will take effect on January 1, 2016, authorizes personnel to stop people from entering public buildings if their faces are not clearly visible, and thus prohibits not only the burqa, but also helmets and other headgear.
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Good. We should do the same. First of all there is the security issue. Secondly a burqua is abusive to women. It is violence perpetrated on wives, sisters, daughter etc....through control. It's no different than locking someone in a closet.
It is such a shame all other free countries have real leaders, and were stuck with the Yellow ass kissing Muslim.
Its great to see there are those countries with leaders who have common sense. They can do that here, but EGADS, someone could get offended.
TFB.
Good for them.
This attire is an offense against women, perpetrated wholly by men.
Isn't that somebody famous on the right? Wasn't she in Star Wars?
Never mind.
Burquas should be banned everywhere except in their own country.
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