Do you think secular Iran should have some kind of restrictions regarding the wearing of the Islamic veil?

Some Muslim countries in which there is a certain tendency towards secularization on the part of the elites and a percentage of the population, have banned the use of burqas and capes, not completely, but in some places such as schools, universities and others. No! It's not just European countries that do this kind of thing.

Some of these Muslim countries include Morocco (which banned the production of burqas but not their use), Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt (more recently) and in some uprising countries even lighter restrictions. I don't even need to comment on Turkey (which has significantly eased these laws but still maintains them).

The question is would you advocate this in any way for a secular Iran?

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