Denmark bans Islamic full-face veil in public spaces

The Danish parliament has passed the law of ban on the entire face in public places in the country.

Earlier, there have been restrictions in many EU countries, which affect Muslim women wearing mask or barracks.

On Thursday in Denmark's parliament 75 vote in favor and 30 vote againest this law, whereas the law will apply from 1st August.
The violation of this ban will be (£118; $157) penalty, and ten times more penalty if this happen again.

Muslim women are not mentioned specifically in the newly approved law, but it says that whatever clothes that are hidden in public places will be punished.

Talking about this law, Denmark's Minister of Justice Søren Pape Poulsen said, "I have discussion regarding the values that our society should be like, in which we have our roots and culture that we do not have our face and eyes. Hiding, we must see each other and we must see each other's face impression, these are Danakak's values.

International Organization Amnesty International has declared this Danish law 'discrimination of women's rights'. However, the European Court of Human Rights last year set a ban on the face of the face in Belgian.
France was the first country, which banned the entire face mask at public places in the country in April 2011, seven years later, it introduced the law of ban on publicly visible religious signs.

A few months later, a similar law was passed in Belgian, according to which such clothes were prohibited in public places that could hide a person's identity.
The same restrictions were imposed in the southern state of Bavaria, Austria, Bulgaria, and Germany, while the same law in Holland is looking forward to approval since 2016.