Armed Policemen Made A Muslim Woman Take Her Clothes Off And The Whole World Is Outraged

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In the light of the terror attacks that have plagued France in 2016, the French government decided that banning a piece of clothing, the Burkini, is the most brilliant way to end terrorism in the country.

On August 23, some armed police officers in France went as far as making a Muslim woman take her clothes off which resembled a Burkini, while she was on the beach with her little son.

https://twitter.com/jane__bradley/status/768202258018369536

This action was only in enforcement of the ban on the Burkini, which is supposed to be swimwear for Muslim women who want to cover their bodies.

The pictures of the policemen humiliating the woman have gone viral.

As expected, it has sparked interesting conversations across all parts of the world.

https://twitter.com/stopbeingfamous/status/768405679140929536

Some believe this could even increase acts of terrorism.

ISIS will love this.. an absurd assault on freedom by those who profess to protect it. https://t.co/2mlKIZHZaf

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) August 24, 2016

There isn’t kuku a dress code for the beach.

https://twitter.com/_hunieybunch/status/768226141270265856

Does this mean hijabis are excluded from the fight for human rights and equality?

What happened to basic human rights? Or does it not apply to women who wear the hijab?

— aunt. (@ayeeshaobi) August 24, 2016

How does banning a piece of clothing actually stop terrorism?

Wait a minute…

So France's answer to fight terrorism, is for women to wear less clothes at the beach??? pic.twitter.com/DcMTybyno4

— AwkwardMuslim.com (@AwkwardMuslim) August 14, 2016

It’s an irony that the policemen in question were fully clothed.

https://twitter.com/stephjkd/status/768210189241704448

Some people however, think the Burkini is a symbol of oppression.

https://twitter.com/SomiEkhasomhi/status/768415839968194560

And seriously what is the difference between a Burkini and a scuba diving outfit? Why is one legal and the other illegal.:

I consider the burkini ban totally ridiculous.
What's the legal differentiation with a female scuba diving suit? pic.twitter.com/SVoZss8xBR

— Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) August 17, 2016

In spite of this development, we believe women have the right to choose whatever they want to wear.

I find the #BurkiniBan to be another way of infringing women's rights to CHOOSE what they bloody want to wear!! https://t.co/FpcCoaOQUC

— Dami Odufuwa (@damiodufuwa) August 24, 2016

Can everybody just stop telling women what to wear and what not to wear? Can everybody just mind their own bodies and FACE FRONT #BurkiniBan

— Dami Odufuwa (@damiodufuwa) August 24, 2016

Let’s know your thoughts on this controversy in the comments section.