Austria's Islamic headscarf ban in force as under-14s go back to school
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Austria's ban on Islamic headscarves in schools for girls under 14 took effect as the new school year began. The ban, which carries a fine of up to €800 for parents, was implemented as students returned to school. The move has sparked debate and is being watched to see how it will be enforced and received.
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Austria's Islamic headscarf ban in force as under-14s go back to school BBC · 61d ago broke it first
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