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Friday, November 25, 2011 | Categories: Past Episodes |
The outspoken and controversial women's rights activist Farzana Hassan
explores whether the niqab, the face-covering veil traditionally worn
by Islamic women, is a symbol of religious expression or a tool of
oppression. IDEAS recorded her delivering the 2011 UBC/Laurier
Institution Multiculturalism Lecture in Vancouver.