Community | January 26, 2010 | 5 comments

Possible ban of veil in France's public areas

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A French parliamentary committee has recommended a partial ban on women wearing Islamic face veils in hospitals, schools, government offices and on public transport.

It also recommends that anyone showing visible signs of "radical religious practice" should be refused residence cards and citizenship.

The report is expected to be followed by the drafting of a bill and a parliamentary debate on the issue.

There is also a fear that an outright ban would not only be difficult to implement but would be distasteful and could make France a target for terrorism.
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