France
France’s faceless womenAbdullah Saeed | 14 April 2011 |tags: face veil, France, IslamSeldom do we object when people wear less in public. Why are the French so riled when some women want to wear more?
Chevalier in the fight for human dignityMichael Cook | 02 November 2010 |tags: euthanasia, France, human dignityFrance has just given its highest dignity to a courageous woman who battled locked-in syndrome and quadriplegia to fight for the disabled.
Muslim face veils: religious right, or security risk?Angela Shanahan | 06 February 2010 |tags: face veils, France, MuslimsIn an opening article on this issue an Australian journalist says veils are a security risk in the West and should be banned in public.
Does France really need another Committee of Public Safety?Bill Muehlenberg | 14 January 2010 |tags: France, marriage, political correctnessThe latest case of Big Brother activism comes from France.
Ruins to ruinsKevin Ryan | 07 December 2009 |tags: Christianity, France, future of Europe, IslamWhile French cathedrals are empty and silent, French Muslims are alive and vibrant.
Queen of FashionFrancis Phillips | 29 April 2007 |tags: France, historyWas the doomed Marie Antoinette merely a frivolous aristocrat addicted to bizarre 18th century frippery? Or did she have a deeper side? |
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