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Aircraft and transport, police pushes away three Saudi women at Paris "De Gaulle" Airport: they refused to remove their niq?b

Paris, France - Measure in accordance with a 2011 law

A member of the French police union Sgp-Fo (Syndicat général de la police-Force ouvrière) communicated today 12/06/2012 that on Monday evening border police officers working at the Paris "De Gaulle" Airport refused entry in France to three Saudi women as a consequence of their denial to remove the niq?b, the Islamic veil which covers the face of a woman, leaving just the eyes uncovered, typical of...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1142037
Rome, Italy, 06/12/2012 17:18
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