Usulgara newspaper: Repetition of past methods in dealing with hijab will lead to increased conflict and opening of social wounds.
A young newspaper wrote:
These developments cannot be managed with just a few administrative orders, police action or text messages. The reality is that cultural issues cannot be resolved through circulars and partial responses, and when the decision-making structure does not recognize changes in society, the gap between official policy and social reality will deepen.
In such a situation, girls and women present in these spaces should not be presented as mere tools or agents of movement. The main concern is that some managers still think that in order to deal with such phenomena it is necessary to repeat the same expensive paths of the past, a way that may lead to increased conflict, increasing dissatisfaction and opening social wounds.
It is not possible to consider the responsibility only towards the police or the executive bodies. Cultural, educational, media and decision-making institutions must also answer for what they have done in recent years to talk to the younger generation, recognize lifestyle changes and restore public trust.
Nor can it be expected that the gaps will be repaired by dealing with emotions and securing every social issue.