No. I'm a woman and therefore choose not to cover my hair. I don't have the protection of being from a different faith. I'm not currently expected to do anything, but I could be expected to cover my hair. There's a difference between violations by the state or impunity from violations by non-state entities. From non-state entities, I feel under just as much duress as everyone else, and I think that goes across the board. I'm given some leeway, for example, by conservative Muslims when I'm walking in the street because they just assume that I'm a Christian. That will give you a lead into that.
On March 5th, 2013. See this statement in context.