In France, a court has come out against anti-burkini of Villeneuve-Loubet, one of 30 municipalities that had stopped wearing the Islamic integral suit beaches. The ban was set earlier by an administrative court of first instance as a measure "necessary, proportionate and appropriate" to prevent public problems after jihadist attacks.
"A controversial decision," which prohibits attire burkini "represented a serious violation and illegal from the fundamental freedoms, which are freedom of movement, conscience and personal it," reads the document published by the administrative judicial authority.
Decision of the State Council, will allow a legal precedent for other cities seeking to follow the example of Nice.
However, surveys show that a majority of 64 percent of French people support the ban burkini beaches and mayors who enforce this ban, say they are defending public order and the secular nature of the state, while Muslims complain that they were targeted with impunity.
In other municipalities that have adopted the same decision, around 30 such burkini ban remains in force until it would not be opposed to justice.
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