What’s wrong with headscarves for harmony? Debate ensues after Christchurch attacks in New Zealand

On Friday, one week after the March 15 mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch that killed 50 people and injured as many, women across New Zealand turned up on the streets and at workplaces wearing head scarves. The headgear, modelled on the hijabs worn by many Muslim women, was aimed at showing solidarity with victims of the terror attack as well as shunning the Islamophobic ideology that a

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ニュージーランドでムスリムへの連帯を示そうと女性たちがヘッドスカーフを着けていることについて、ムスリムでヒジャブ強制に抵抗している女性たちを中心に批判があるという記事。