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The Case of the Veiled Woman

I have a question about the case of a Muslim woman who wants to be allowed to wear her veil in court to testify against an alleged rapist: Why has this become an issue of women's rights as opposed to the issue of religious freedom that it actually is?

In fact, why does it always become a story about women's rights whenever the veil is raised, so to speak, as a topic of religious freedom vs the laws of the land?

The law trumps religious freedom. Gender is irrelevant.

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