VERIFIED - Is the Wearing of the Veil in Public Space, as the National Assembly Wishes, in Conformity with the Constitution?
4 Articles
4 Articles
As the presidential campaign was launched, the President of the Constitutional Council in the Sorbonne felt that "freedoms are not the variables for adjusting emotions and impatiences of a moment." Without referring to the veil, which the RN wants to prohibit in public space, he recalled "the possibility of practising his worship and being protected from discrimination".
"I do not want to enter into a confrontation with my French compatriots of Muslim faith," adds Horizons candidate in the presidential elections on Wednesday on France Inter.
The National Rally wants to ban the wearing of the veil under penalty of a fine. Left-wing elected officials claim that the measure would be unconstitutional. The Auditors have looked at the current texts. - VERIF' - Prohibiting the wearing of the veil in the public space, as the National Rally wishes, is it in conformity with the Constitution? (Policy).
According to law experts, the measure, put back on the table on Monday 31 August by Marine Le Pen, is contrary to the French fundamental law. And to circumvent its unconstitutionality would be complex and tortuous.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 75% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
