sentences:  Naime Çakir, a Muslim activist in Germany, raises other concerns related to headscarves in that banning them in fact increases discrimination of Muslim women and aggravates their integration into the modern society by making it harder for them to find a job and forcing them into an acute conflict between family and society, which places a much more disastrous burden on Muslim women than on Muslim men (see "namus" and "honor killing" articles).Naime states that for women, education and occupation are more important for emancipation than external attributes of clothing.In 2017, a legal ban on face-covering clothing for soldiers and state workers during work were approved by German parliament.