Just a small example of what happens when you allow religious groups to take charge of a country's legal system:
Turkish women attack clothing lawAbout 70 Turkish women have protested in Istanbul after a court found a woman guilty of exhibitionism for fishing in what was termed "improper clothing".
Turkish newspapers quote court documents as saying she was wearing a lightweight outfit like a nightdress, which blew up in the wind.
Last week a judge upheld the men's complaints.
The AK Party - which is led by devout Muslims - has been in power since 2002. Some are concerned Turkey is becoming more conservative under its rule.
Perhaps the most telling part of the story is this:
Men who groped a woman on Taksim Square last New Year's Eve were fined 57 lira ($45, £23).The fisherwoman in a flimsy dress was given a five-month suspended prison sentence for exhibitionism.
Man committing sexual assault: $45
Woman wearing a dress on a windy day: five-month suspended prison sentence
Muslim discrimination against women: priceless