First Amendment to the United States Constitution

 Hi! What is your opinion about religious clothing? Well, today's topic is "Banning burkhas or other religious clothing is against human rights." 

                                  

Well, I think that banning them is against human rights according to what countries we are talking about. It would be against human rights in the United States of America because it violates First Amendment to the United States Constitution. The United States of America was also made because of the freedom of religion. But countries like Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Iran don't have freedom of religion. But even if there isn't a constitution, I think that banning some religious clothes could upset lots of people. And even if it does not, I don't think it is ethical to ban burkhas or any other religious clothing. Unless religious clothing is offensive to some people, I don't think it would be necessary to ban religious clothes. And I think unless people are forced to wear those religious clothing, if it's their free will, they should be allowed to wear religious clothing. If those religious clothing could cause trouble like places where Buddhism is popular and someone comes in with some other religious clothing, they could be in trouble. But it is their choice, government can't just ban it and say it's for their safety. Even if it really was, it's going to sound like an excuse to people. 

                            

But I think there are some reasons why people should ban burkhas or other religious clothing. The first reason is that some religious clothing can cause some conflicts. Like some, the people were segregating people based on their religious clothing. 

                 

To sum up, conclude or summarize I think people should not ban religious clothing because it is unethical and nobody would like to be segregated because of their clothing. Especially by their own government. In the United States of America, it also violates the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.

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