\'i feel for these women\': pauline hanson defends burqa stunt, says she wasn’t id checked before entering senate
by：Yufengling
2019-08-08
Senator Hansen said on Friday that she had not received any negative feedback from the Muslim community, citing a message from a woman in Saudi Arabia supporting her efforts to ban Islamic clothing.
\"I have feelings for these women.
\"I wore burqa for half an hour and can\'t wait to take it off,\" she told reporters at the parliament building on Friday . \".
\"However, we want women to wear it in our climate and cover everything up.
Why is it that because they were forced by men, burqa stunts were strongly criticized by government lawyers
General George Brandeis called it a \"shocking thing \".
On Thursday, he was applauded by Green and Labor senators.
But on Friday, Senator Hansen said she supported her actions.
\"Nothing will change,\" she told Seven nets in an interview with Dawn.
\"I\'m not embarrassed by what I did.
I have already had a debate on this, and that is what needs to be done.
\"The leader of a country also denied checking her identity before she entered the chamber.
\"No, I don\'t,\" she said . \".
\"This is not correct.
\"At any stage, I have not lifted the veil on burqa, revealing that it is actually me.
The black bar office in charge of Senate proceedings confirmed to SBS World News that Senator Hansen was stopped by a senator who asked for clarification.
One of her country colleagues, Senator Brian Boston, told the waiter that Boka\'s woman was Pauline Hansen.
She was then allowed into the room without needing to show her face.
The black stick also stated that there were no rules on how senators would dress in the chamber, such as Senator Pat Dodson\'s iconic hat, and that some hastily arranged lunch hours had senators appear in the gym clothes.
But the Senate\'s long-standing order does prohibit anyone who is not \"a senator, a clerk at a table, or an officer attending the Senate\" from entering.
Senate President Stephen Parry told the House that Senator Hansen was in Buka.
Senator Stephen Parry said: \"Senators, the clerk told me through the waiter that Senator Hansen\'s identity was determined before she entered the chamber . \".
\"I have feelings for these women.
\"I wore burqa for half an hour and can\'t wait to take it off,\" she told reporters at the parliament building on Friday . \".
\"However, we want women to wear it in our climate and cover everything up.
Why is it that because they were forced by men, burqa stunts were strongly criticized by government lawyers
General George Brandeis called it a \"shocking thing \".
On Thursday, he was applauded by Green and Labor senators.
But on Friday, Senator Hansen said she supported her actions.
\"Nothing will change,\" she told Seven nets in an interview with Dawn.
\"I\'m not embarrassed by what I did.
I have already had a debate on this, and that is what needs to be done.
\"The leader of a country also denied checking her identity before she entered the chamber.
\"No, I don\'t,\" she said . \".
\"This is not correct.
\"At any stage, I have not lifted the veil on burqa, revealing that it is actually me.
The black bar office in charge of Senate proceedings confirmed to SBS World News that Senator Hansen was stopped by a senator who asked for clarification.
One of her country colleagues, Senator Brian Boston, told the waiter that Boka\'s woman was Pauline Hansen.
She was then allowed into the room without needing to show her face.
The black stick also stated that there were no rules on how senators would dress in the chamber, such as Senator Pat Dodson\'s iconic hat, and that some hastily arranged lunch hours had senators appear in the gym clothes.
But the Senate\'s long-standing order does prohibit anyone who is not \"a senator, a clerk at a table, or an officer attending the Senate\" from entering.
Senate President Stephen Parry told the House that Senator Hansen was in Buka.
Senator Stephen Parry said: \"Senators, the clerk told me through the waiter that Senator Hansen\'s identity was determined before she entered the chamber . \".
