Eiffel Tower Reopens After Strike Against Discrimination of Female Staff
The Paris landmark closed Monday following a protest action by staff denouncing the exclusion of female employees during a visit by a religious group.

The Eiffel Tower reopened to the public Tuesday following a day-long closure linked to a staff strike. Employees were protesting "directives" that led to the exclusion of female staff members during a visit by a conservative Hindu religious group.
The incident raises questions about the monument's admission policies and respect for non-discrimination principles in French public spaces.
Sources
- La tour Eiffel a rouvert mardi après une grève contre la discrimination envers le personnel féminin — France 24 — Français
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