The principles of secularism in the public arena (as in Turkey) and of freedom from religion (as in France) are used to justify:

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The principle of secularism and freedom from religion is used to justify a ban on prominent religious attire in schools and in the workplace in order to maintain a neutral and unbiased environment where individuals do not feel pressured or discriminated against based on their religious beliefs or lack thereof. This allows for greater inclusion and respect for diversity within the public sphere. The ban on gender discrimination, different languages, and appropriate religious attire are not necessarily related to the principles of secularism and freedom from religion.

The Principles of Secularism in the Public Arena (As in Turkey)