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France banning Islamic abaya robes in schools, calling them an attempt to convert others to Islam

Por: CBS News World August 28, 2023

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France is to ban Islamic garments known as abayas in schools from September, the government announced Sunday, with a top official calling them a political attack and an attempt to convert people to Islam.In an interview on , education minister Gabriel Attal said the ban aligned with laicité, France's hard-line version of secularism, which prohibits outward signs of religion in schools. Critics argue the broad policy has been . A... + full article



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