@dailyexpress: Anti-Islam activist group staged a controversial stunt at the Unite the Kingdom rally in London, appearing in burkhas before removing them ahead of a speech 🔴 #colectifnemesis #unitethekingdom #london #islam

PrepareforDarktimes :

a woman should not be forced to cover up. period.

KnowOwl :

Women should dress how they want. Not up to men to choose let them live however they want it’s not that hard. If they want burkas let them. If they don’t let them.

mistersick0 :

mysterio.tiktok :

Mother Mary will be crying seeing her own people mock her dress!

lunica :

love them as a girl who is forced to hijab in a Islamic country

Nelly🦋 :

shadowheart :

They’re so beautiful ):

Raucous! :

You can see that more and more people in the West are becoming critical of the influence of religion on society. This also applies to Islam: many people have questions about certain views regarding freedom, equality, women’s rights, and the separation between religion and the state. Criticizing a religion or an ideology does not automatically mean hatred toward the people who follow it; an open debate about ideas is part of a free society.

Heavenly :

STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

Alex Face :

YESSSSS TAKE IT OFF BE FREE

Unknownperson :

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kraxla :

"controversial"

🇦🇱VibeAcrossEurope🇩🇪 :

Robyn🌞🌊🌴 :

Look at those beautiful women!!!! Who could EVER believe in covering the BEAUTY of GOD'S CREATIONS!!?? Jesus Christ is KING ❤️🙏❤️

veronica.roxx :

You go girls ♥️♥️

hey_hey :

To all the people in the comments saying that women should be allowed to cover up if they want to, yes, absolutely. That is the point. Many of these women don’t have a choice. They are being forced to essentially physically erase their identities anytime there in public. If they have the choice to do so, and they wanted to do so for their own reasons, then they should. The point is these women don’t want to hide their entire bodies just because some people tell them to.