1.   In Turkey, only state-employed clerics may wear religious attire, such as Islamic turbans or cloaks.

2.   Last month, a court fined members of a radical sect for violating the secular dress code by wearing Islamic turbans on the streets.

3.   Only state-employed clerics are allowed to wear religious attire, such as Islamic turbans or cloaks.

4.   The wearing of headscarves is banned in government offices, while only officially-appointed clerics are allowed to wear the Islamic turban and cloak.

5.   Turkish laws only allow officially-appointed clerics to wear Islamic turbans and cloaks.