Speaking in Strasbourg yesterday (13 April), Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accused France of violating freedom of religion, after Paris began to enforce a law barring Muslim women from wearing full face veils in public...Erdoğan told the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe that Turkey was the only Muslim country that had copied France's law on secularism, or separating church and state.
"It's quite ironic to see that secularism is today under debate in Europe and is undermining certain freedoms," he is quoted by Reuters as saying...Lire tout l'article dans www.euractiv.com
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