The hooker - she can just cover themselves for: the Boys from 5. gramsede on girl

- It never gets italesat how limiting it is for children to go with the scarf. (...)

- It never comes up, that many girls are bored of that go with the scarf and feel it as a pressure.

- They do not dare to italesætte it because of the social control.

so says an anonymous integrationsvejleder in the report Danish Institute for human rights has today published on the 'Extreme social control'.

the Foundation has spoken with integrationsvejledere and other people who work with young people who are at risk. And it's serious limitations, the families and classmates to, especially the young ethnic women, exposing them to. Girls, who in the summer months dressed in ordinary summer clothes, run the risk of f.ex. to be called ’hooker’ and be perceived as 'inappropriate touching from the boys' side.

And because anyone can easily take a picture of a girl who has chosen to go in summer clothes, and share it via Instagram and other social media, girls can never be sure who's sitting and take a position to their tøjvalg, and the penalties may trigger.

- On Instagram there will be kept an eye on how they dress. There will be controlled for the good/right and wrong behavior, what is ’haram’, and what is not ’haram’.

- Here at school we are experiencing in the summer, there are some girls who may have challenges ift. to inform the boys about that to go with the shorts does not necessarily mean that you are a whore.

- We have some of the boys of the school, who believe that if you have some shorts or a top where you can see some specific forms of the body, so you're either cheap or a whore

- We had a Polish girl who lived an ordinary Danish pigeliv. She had to move school in the fifth grade.

- the Boys were starting to get a bit older and slap her in the bum.

they even allowed to, because: ’She was the hooker. She can just cover himself, tells a integrationsvejleder in the report, which recommends that schools employ skolesocialrådgivere - not least in schools with a large intake of pupils with ethnic minority backgrounds originating from non-western countries:

- I know that in a democracy like the must dress as you will, but in the name of democracy suffer any harm.

- You have not been aware of some things. (...).

- I have seen many girls who have been limited in their development because of the scarf.

- I wish there was no scarf, and if it did, that it was a choice, you took as an adult woman.

- To put a six-year in a scarf is not to take into account the children's needs.

- They are being pushed into something that they themselves have chosen.

- The 13-17-year old girls, who say they have chosen the scarf, speaks not true.

’No, gu you have not even chosen it. You have chosen it because you have it.’

Consciously or unconsciously, are influenced by the environment in which they live, says integrationsvejlederen in the report.