Muslim headscarf banned in an Islamic country

Muslim headscarf banned  in an Islamic country
The hijab, the traditional headscarf that many Islamic women use and that has become a subject of heated disputes in countries like Italy and the U.K. , where large Islamic individuals remain, has been disallowed - in The red sea, a majority-Muslim country in southern region African-american. Lately, Tunisian cops have been implementing, "with renewed power," a 1981 decree that "prohibits women from wearing Islamic headscarves in group." The restriction needs that Tunisian women not use Islamic use universities or government office buildings. "Police...have been preventing women on the streets and asking them to remove their headscarves and sign guarantees that they will not go returning to wearing them....Human-rights groups describe the switch as unconstitutional.