Why are some Turkish citizens upset by a 2008 law that allows women to wear traditional headscarves at the government-run universities?

A. They believe government should not decide what students may wear.

B. They feel the law violates the requirement for government to be non-religious.

C. They believe that students should wear only official uniforms.

D. They feel the government should enforce equal religious rights for everyone.

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18 March, 12:22

Why are some Turkish citizens upset by a 2008 law that allows women to wear traditional headscarves at the government-run universities?

A. They believe government should not decide what students may wear.

B. They feel the law violates the requirement for government to be non-religious.

C. They believe that students should wear only official uniforms.

D. They feel the government should enforce equal religious rights for everyone.

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Ayana Pierce · Answer 1

The correct answer is B ... They feel the law violates the requirement for government to be non-religious.

In Turkey, the ban on headscarves is associated with the attempt to make the country secular - that is independent of religion. A ban on head-scarfs at Universities underlines that those institutions are independent of religion.