http://news.meedan.net/ Meedan Event | Gaza's top judge orders female lawyers to wear the headscarf Thursday, September 9, 2010 15:14:34 PDT Meedan en http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=279732#post-279733 2009-07-26 06:30:22 TomElRumi TomElRumi 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=279732#post-279733 How does the chief justice's order differ from Frech President Nicolas Sarkozy statements about possibly banning the niqab? Should governments or public authorities be allowed to prescribe citizens' dress codes? How does the chief justice's order differ from Frech President Nicolas Sarkozy statements about possibly banning the niqab? Should governments or public authorities be allowed to prescribe citizens' dress codes? http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=279732#post-279734 2009-07-26 06:31:39 TomElRumi TomElRumi 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=279732#post-279734 The Palestinian Al Quds Journal: The lawyers Syndicate refused today the Supreme Justice Court Chief's - in the resigned government – decision of ordering the Palestinian female lawyers to wear head scarves within the court hall in Gaza, starting from the first of September. The Palestinian Al Quds Journal: The lawyers Syndicate refused today the Supreme Justice Court Chief's - in the resigned government – decision of ordering the Palestinian female lawyers to wear head scarves within the court hall in Gaza, starting from the first of September. http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=279732#post-279735 2009-07-26 06:33:53 TomElRumi TomElRumi 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=279732#post-279735 The AP reports the story, quoting chief justice Abdul-Raouf Halabi as saying: ""Showing a woman's hair is forbidden (in Islam), We will not allow people to corrupt morals. This (dress code) will improve work in the courts." The AP reports the story, quoting chief justice Abdul-Raouf Halabi as saying: ""Showing a woman's hair is forbidden (in Islam), We will not allow people to corrupt morals. This (dress code) will improve work in the courts."