Le Pen's proposal to punish veiled women faces criticism

The right-wing extremist National Rally party in France has proposed fines for women wearing the hijab in public places if Marine Le Pen wins the 2027 presidential election. The proposal, which was discussed within the party and officially adopted, aims to combat what is referred to as Islamic ideology, with the justification that it defends women who are compelled to wear it. This statement sparked angry reactions, as many commentators considered this measure to be in conflict with human rights and European agreements, particularly Article 10 of the Human Rights Declaration. It is seen as a threat to fundamental freedoms and the republic. The proposal has also been described as racist, aiming to discriminate against Muslims, and could lead to banning Muslim women from wearing the hijab, raising widespread concerns about the violation of women's rights and religious discrimination in France.

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