Even dissolved, the Collective against Islamophobia in France (CCIF) continues to operate its relays.
On December 22, the services of the Defender of Rights (DDD) sent a threatening letter to the president of the Jablines-Annet leisure center, in Seine-et-Marne, owned by the Île-de-France region.
“It seems to me that the ban on the burkini within the leisure center is likely to constitute discrimination,”
writes George Pau-Langevin, assistant to the Defender of Rights.
A referral based on a complaint from the CCIF.
Which, accused by the government of
"consistently propagating Islamist propaganda"
, was dissolved on December 2.
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The case dates back to October 2019, when the CCIF sends a complaint to the leisure center, with a copy to the DDD, requesting
"the removal of the panel and the article"
of the regulation prohibiting access
"to people wearing a burkini"
.
The region argues that since the adoption of the charter of values of the Republic and secularism,
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