France promulgated a law prohibiting conspicuous religious signs or clothing in public primary and secondary schools, framed through laïcité. Its scope included Muslim headscarves and other conspicuous religious symbols. A decolonial reading examines how formally general rules can shape minority access and belonging; the law did not ban all religious expression throughout France.
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France's 2004 religious-symbols law prohibited all religious expression everywhere in the country.
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It concerned conspicuous religious signs and clothing in public primary and secondary schools.