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Magazine Article

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2010
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Once, when he saw a woman wearing a burqa in a Kabul garden, he tore it off and burned it.18 However, Amanullah was exiled, and the country plunged back into the past.19 Turkey banned the Islamic face veil and the turban in 1934, and this prohibition has been maintained ever since by a long succession of governments that adhered to Atatiirk's secularist and modernist revolution. [...] from the 1980s onward, Turkish women have been prohibited from wearing headscarves in parliament and in public buildings, and this law was even more strictly enforced after a 1997 coup by the secular military.