concept   hijab
culture   Western countries
statement   The hijab in Western countries is a controversial symbol, debated as both a personal choice and a potential symbol of oppression.
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1 hijab Western countries Viewed as a symbol of oppression or lack of freedom for women 1
2 hijab Western countries Hijab may be seen as a symbol of oppression or lack of empowerment for women. 1
3 hijab Western countries Not commonly worn as it is seen as a religious or cultural symbol 1
4 hijab Western countries Seen by some as a symbol of oppression and lack of freedom, while by others as a personal choice and expression of identity 1
5 hijab Western countries Seen as a symbol of oppression by some feminists and secularists 1
6 hijab Western countries Wearing a hijab is a personal choice and not a common practice in many Western countries. 1
7 hijab Western countries Seen as a cultural or religious practice, often debated in terms of women's rights and freedom of choice 1
8 hijab Western countries Controversial topic with debates around freedom of choice and women's rights 1
9 hijab Western countries Seen as a personal choice or a symbol of oppression, depending on different perspectives 1
10 hijab Western countries Wearing the hijab is less common and can be a subject of controversy 1
11 hijab Western countries Debated as a symbol of oppression or individual choice 1
12 wearing hijab Western countries Wearing hijab is a personal choice and not a religious requirement in public spaces. 1