Julie Bishop, page-147

Well, Mogga, on covering womens' heads...and bodies... I have read that the message women thus dressed give out is this: "Respect me for who I am. Do not regard me as a sex object".
https://books.google.com.au/books?i...e for who i am. I am not a sex object&f=false Read the last sentence in the 4th paragraph.

Now, that seems pretty fair to me, and is a voluntary statement, is it not?
So Australian women who object to Muslim women covering their heads and bodies are indicating they want to be regarded as sex objects.
And Australian men who object want their women regarded as sex objects.

GZ