laïque

france's constitution establishes a laïque state that separates religion from government.

the principle laïque of the public school system guarantees religious neutrality in classrooms.

many citizens defend the laïque character of french society against religious influence.

the new law reinforces the laïque nature of public institutions.

debates about wearing religious symbols often revolve around the laïque policy in schools.

the laïque system in france prohibits state funding for religious activities.

students are taught to respect the laïque values of the republic.

the laïque sphere of government ensures that laws are not based on religious doctrines.

critics argue that a strict laïque policy can marginalize certain religious communities.

the laïque education reforms aim to promote scientific thinking over superstition.

some politicians advocate for a more inclusive laïque framework that respects diversity.

in a laïque society, public symbols should avoid overt religious references.