[Margaret Pilkington]

I really don't have the answer to that question Cashy, but that is what is required.

It is a seventh century ideology within a 21st century setting. This is what creates the difficulties.
It is recognised that attitudes are the hardest things to change.
We have to find some way of making women actually want to give them up.
They somehow believe that it is part of their devotion to their religion....that wearing it shows how devout, modest and religious they are.
Nuns are modest, devote themselves to their God, cover their heads, but not their faces.

Banning usually hardens attitudes in this community(this causes a degree of radicalisation, because they see themselves as being persecuted, oppressed)....they really do not want to integrate, but want us to adopt their values.
The best of it is our loony liberals support their views.