
Recently, an Australian lawmaker wearing a black burqa covering his entire body from head to toe entered Parliament. Inside the burqa, he wore a skirt that exposed his legs and high heels, and after changing his posture several times due to discomfort, he sat cross-legged. Pauline Hanson, a senator from Australia's far-right party One Nation, entered parliament wearing a burqa when a bill prohibiting the wearing of Islamic clothing that completely covers the face in public was blocked,,, Regarding Representative Hanson's sudden behavior The lawmakers pointed out, "(Hansen's actions) are like raising the middle finger to believers," and "This is extremely racist." Hansen ultimately refused requests to remove the burqa and even pointed fingers at fellow lawmakers who criticized her. She reportedly engaged in arguments with fingers,,, and the Senate session was eventually suspended. In 2017, she also sparked controversy by arguing that people should not wear face-covering attire at government buildings or places requiring identity verification, and used the burqa for about 20 minutes in Congress. Representative Hanson gained a reputation as a member of the Federal House of Representatives in the 1990s for his outspoken opposition to Asian immigration, and even after entering the Senate, he advocated for banning Muslim immigration and banning the wearing of burqas in public places. He has been advocating for this. In any case, the Australian Senate imposed a seven-day suspension of parliamentary attendance on Representative Hanson. No one in Melbourne has ever worn a burqa,,, but seeing such a proposal makes me realize it does exist!! But preventing that is indeed racism!!!!!!
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