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World Feb 08

Iranian women threw off their headscarves. Now what?

By Larisa Epatko, Patty Gorena Morales

How a Muslim-American glamour girl became the new face of CoverGirl

By PBS NewsHour

Nayet (C), wearing a Burqa, and Kenza Drider (L), a French Muslim of North African descent, wearing a niqab, are seen after their release from a police station in Paris April 11, 2011. France's ban on full face veils, a first in Europe, went into force today, exposing anyone who wears the Muslim niqab or burqa in public to fines of 150 euros ($216) and lessons in French citizenship. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes (FRANCE - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CRIME LAW) - RTR2L3TD

Amid rise of anti-veil legislation, European high court says employers can now ban headscarf at work

Europe’s highest court ruled Tuesday that companies can ban employees from wearing religious garb, including hijabs, in the workplace. The European Court of Justice said that employers banning the visible display of “any political, philosophical or religious sign does not…

By Dayana Morales Gomez

Meet the women of ‘Hijabis of New York’

Rana Abdelhamid, a Queens native and Harvard Kennedy School graduate student, started Hijabis of New York, a photo and interview project featuring Muslim women who wear a hijab.

By Alexandra Sarabia

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Presidential Election Becoming a Heated Contest in Iran

In Iran, the presidential election is turning into a contest with several contenders seeking to unseat the current leader, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Lindsey Hilsum of Independent Television News reports on the political mood of Tehran in the lead-up to Friday's election.

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PBS Special Looks at Life for Young Muslims in America

A new 11-part PBS series, "America at a Crossroads," premiered over the weekend. The NewsHour provides an excerpt of an upcoming episode that looks at what life is like for young Muslims in America.

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