Agreed but government can certainly say what not to wear, eat or drink. I know you would not like government deciding what not to drink.
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Wearing of saree made compulsory for Sri Lankan female employees
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Agreed but government can certainly say what not to wear, eat or drink. I know you would not like government deciding what not to drink.
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Wearing of saree/osari made compulsory for state employees
Colombo (News 1st): The Ministry of Public Administration and Disaster Management in a circular addressing security in office premises announced female government officers should wear Saree or Osari as part of compulsory security measures.
The circular which was by signed by Public Administration Secretary J.J. Rathnasiri notes men would have to be clad in a shirt and trouser or the national dress.
It adds female employees who require wearing an additional garment according to their religion, will be allowed to do so but must dress mainly in a Saree or Osari for easy identification.
Employees who have been provided with an official uniform or are receiving a uniform allowance will be allowed to wear their respective uniforms.
According to the circular, pregnant women are allowed to wear an appropriate attire of their choice for their convenience.
https://www.newsfirst.lk/2019/05/31/wearing-of-saree-osari-made-compulsory-for-state-employees/
See, these are Pakistani military doctors, and they still wear Sarhee. It's a beautiful attire. I admire it. But Srilanka is a country, not school. People should have freedom of whatever they like to wear.
Those rights are with religion
yes they protest on ban, how is this anyone's business what i wear, yes those Muslims migrated with hijab on their heads and at that times western countries had no problem. Why only ban on Hijab, why no ban on any men's dress. Because Muslim woman look so pretty in Hijab and it is such a convenient attire that west fears it would spread to their women and then the whole fashion industry goes down shithole.
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tamils are the biggest problems to srilanka
so abaya is not a proper attire
the audacity to defend shitty behavior xD
even in bd but i wonder why sari in the military, definitely not an easy attire to move around in or handle
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Is there anything easy about subcontinent? From foods to attires.
stop getting triggered, these measures are mostly towards ppl who wear burqa.
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Lol that is such a pathetic response
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You cannot force any kind of dress on people.
yes off course because it doesn't set with your mentality of making woman an sexual object
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Wearing a decent dress like a saree or a salwar kameez doesn't make one a sexual object. The way you perceive lies with the eyes of the beholder and it is evident that's how you'll perceive women if they don't wear a hijab and cover their body in entirety
why does it lit fire in you Indian man hearing the word Hijab lol
don't worry we will never let your beautiful woman wear hijab ever.
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govt ban is justified , abaya is not SLankan plus it poses a security threat
With interrogation of suspects and other evidence pointing to the involvement of a large number of women in Easter Sunday attacks, the government has yesterday initiated moves in view of a possible ban of burqa and niqab in Sri Lanka, a highly placed government source said.
The government, he said, is planning to implement the move in consultation with the mosque authorities and yesterday several ministers had spoken to President Maithripala Sirisena on the matter.
It has been pointed out that burqa and niqab were never part of the traditional attire of Muslim women in Sri Lanka until the gulf war in the early 1990s which saw extremist elements introducing the garb to Muslim women.
Defence sources had revealed that a number of female accomplices of incidents in Dematagoda too had escaped wearing burqas.
With interrogation of suspects and other evidence pointing to the involvement of a large number of women in Easter Sunday attacks, the government has yesterday initiated moves in view of a possible ban of burqa and niqab in Sri Lanka, a highly placed government source said.
The government, he said, is planning to implement the move in consultation with the mosque authorities and yesterday several ministers had spoken to President Maithripala Sirisena on the matter.
It has been pointed out that burqa and niqab were never part of the traditional attire of Muslim women in Sri Lanka until the gulf war in the early 1990s which saw extremist elements introducing the garb to Muslim women.
Defence sources had revealed that a number of female accomplices of incidents in Dematagoda too had escaped wearing burqas.
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so somehow you're justifying actions against an entire group that wears a certain cloth? ffs mate what are you on
ahahahah true
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