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Portugal has begun enforcing a law banning face coverings in public places starting September 23rd. This includes roads, public spaces, service centers, sports events, and demonstrations. Offenders face fines ranging from 400 to 3,000 euros, and the penalty can go up to two years in prison if someone is forced to cover their face by violence or threat, especially if the victim is a minor. The Kuwaiti embassy in Lisbon has called on citizens to comply with the law and avoid fines, and emergency contact numbers are available for assistance and inquiries.
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