Bangladesh Government has shown right way by insisting that women employees in hospitals not wear Burqua (veil) during hospital hours. If they wear this in journey, they should change to hospital dress on reporting attendance,
This is indeed a welcome step. while veil is okay, this is n ot proper while on duty. What are users' comments.
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gulshan kumar ajmani wrote:
[quote]Abid- The uniform at work places is seldom vulgar. The vulgarity is in casual dresses worn by people by following the film stars and models. Any dress fairly covering the body and not revealing sensuous body parts is welcome. Burqua worn by Muslim women when not in office is okay.[/quote]
Why it is not okay in office?
[quote]Abid- The uniform at work places is seldom vulgar. The vulgarity is in casual dresses worn by people by following the film stars and models. Any dress fairly covering the body and not revealing sensuous body parts is welcome. Burqua worn by Muslim women when not in office is okay.[/quote]
Why it is not okay in office?
Good question anbul- When some uniform or dress code is prescribed in offices, there is no option and Burqua cannot be worn there. But if no particular dress is prescribed, Burqua may interfere with work. It will be difficult to properly handle customers, clients and colleagues.
I understand that women do not wear burqua in their home. Office is also like home and colleagues are just family members. so Burqua in office is not appropriate.
I understand that women do not wear burqua in their home. Office is also like home and colleagues are just family members. so Burqua in office is not appropriate.
The Bangladesh High Court has ruled that women workers in schools and colleges cannot be compelled to wear Burqua as this will be violation of Human rights. A college teacher was reprimanded for not wearing Burqua. The High court ruled that she could not be compelled to wear the Burqua.
Although Burqua cannot be enforced on unwiiliing women, it is also not proper to compel them not to wear this. The Ferench Government is definitely working against the rights of minority who chose their form of dress.
The belgium Government tried to introduce law against wearing of Burqua but has been defeated. Women can neither be compelled to wear nor compelled not to wear Burqua. It is their choice, that must be respected.
The belgium Government tried to introduce law against wearing of Burqua but has been defeated. Women can neither be compelled to wear nor compelled not to wear Burqua. It is their choice, that must be respected.
Santosh- Burqua is becoming an international issue. Mostly Muslim women wear this. With prominently Muslim countries, this is no issue. They will resolve their problem. Correctly stated.
However, the problem is more in Britain, France and other European countries. In France, they intend to restrict Muslim women from wearing Burqua in public. Although, I do not favour Burqua, the Muslim have the right to manage their affairs. It is not proper for the European Governments to ban Burqua in public places. They may only restrict it for employed women.
However, the problem is more in Britain, France and other European countries. In France, they intend to restrict Muslim women from wearing Burqua in public. Although, I do not favour Burqua, the Muslim have the right to manage their affairs. It is not proper for the European Governments to ban Burqua in public places. They may only restrict it for employed women.
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