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“I used to tell them I won’t appear on camera, my niqab won’t be visible,” recalls Serag-Eddin, trained as a director and camera operator. But there were no job offers and she felt that the networks rejected the very concept of the niqab in the workplace.

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Then she came across an ad for a new TV channel called Maria, run exclusively by niqab-clad women. She was hired right away.

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