Amnesty International criticized the Council of State’s 21 June decision maintaining the suspension of Grenoble’s revised pool rules. Its response defended Muslim women’s ability to participate in public life without discrimination over clothing. The intervention followed a local organizing campaign and legal challenge, showing that a municipal gain could be reversed through higher-level litigation.
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Amnesty’s response to the Grenoble ruling celebrated a final nationwide guarantee of burkini access.
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It criticized a legal setback to the local pool-rule change and defended Muslim women’s participation without discriminatory clothing restrictions.