
The German association Terres des Femmes published a survey showing the concern of respondents regarding the wearing of the Islamic veil among girls under 14, calling for it to be banned in schools for this age group.
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The debate over the wearing of the Islamic veil in public spaces, particularly at school, is recurrent in Germany and other European countries, often linked to questions of secularism, integration and women's rights.
The German association “Terres des Femmes” published a survey in which respondents expressed their concern about the wearing of the Islamic veil among girls under 14 years old.
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