The French government wants to ‘save’ Muslim women by controlling how they dress
France has recently implemented a series of measures aimed at controlling the attire of Muslim women, raising concerns about religious freedom and human rights. From banning the hijab in state schools to prohibiting the abaya in public spaces, the French government's actions have sparked controversy and criticism. These measures have been justified under the guise of protecting secularism, but many argue that they are discriminatory and oppressive.Key PointsFrance's top administrative court upheld a government ban on the abaya in public schools, claiming that it violated the rules of secularism in education.The French government has a history of targeting the Muslim community, with previous bans on the hijab and full-face veils in public.Various municipalities have also in...
