France

In April 2011, France became the first country in the European Union to enact a law banning full-face covering in public spaces.[1] Following France, Belgium also […]

International Human Rights and Religious Expression Abstract International law is a much-ignored essential component of legal studies, especially in Pakistan. Dilemmas faced by religious minorities, even […]

Legal Measures To End Unhealthy Weight Loss Practices The fashion industry is a confusing place. On one hand, it empowers women by employing them, giving them […]

Lawmakers in France Consider Disabling Internet Access During Crises French law enforcement officials are thinking about proposals to restrict the use of public wi-fi and access […]

Reflections On The Legality Of War Under Islam And International Law As a student of law one is constantly applying legal principles, rules and precedents to […]

French Parliament Votes to Extend State of Emergency The French National Assembly voted to extend the state of emergency for another three months. The state of emergency expands […]

Ban on Gay Blood Donors Lifted in France The French government ended the ban  on blood donations by gay men. Marisol Touraine, French Minister of Social […]

SNCF Loses Class Action Suit For Practicing Racial Discrimination The French state rail operator, SNCF, faces a huge legal bill after losing a 16 year battle […]

New French Law Passed Requiring New Rooftops to Be Covered With Plants or Solar Panels In a response to growing concern from environmental activists France passed […]

France, by popular claim, is a secular republic where religion is treated as a personal and private matter. Hence, the French feel that anything and everything […]