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With a profession which has become 70% feminized and which best embodies the social elevator, this type of incident will come back every year.
You might as well put things down and think about them calmly, otherwise, next year it will be a festival
”.
This is how a fine connoisseur of the Parisian bar comments on the controversy that has been in the headlines on the web since last Thursday.
The question of wearing the veil hit that day "the little oath" of 1,600 Parisian student lawyers gathered at the Palais des Congrès in Paris.
No incidents recorded
A young veiled student was asked to remove this distinctive sign of religion during the solemn hearing chaired by the Paris Court of Appeal and its two senior magistrates, Jean-Michel Hayat and Rémy Heitz.
For the young woman, this important day turned into a "
nightmare
" and "
humiliation
", she was indignant on the networks.
His categorical refusal to abduct her caused her to be moved to the back of the courtroom by security guards.
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No doubt ...
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