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General · 22 February 2026

Suella Braverman calls for ban on burka in public places

Suella Braverman calls for ban on burka in public places

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has demanded a ban on the burka in public spaces and classrooms, arguing the face coverings hinder social integration. She described the garments as oppressive and claimed the Equality Act has fostered division rather than unity. While citing international examples of similar restrictions, Braverman warned that tolerating such practices risks societal erosion. The Labour government currently has no plans to introduce legislation prohibiting religious face coverings.

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