After the election of a Socialist government, and the appointment of a Muslim of North African heritage – Najat Vallaud-Belkacem – as minister for women's rights, France's Muslim community might have hoped for a reversal of Nicolas Sarkozy's policy of pandering to Islamophobia, and in particular an overturn of the notorious "burqa ban". So far they have been disappointed, writes Nabila Ramdani.
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