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The move comes as part of a package of reforms drawn up after more than a week of negotiations.</p>
<p>The coalition of Social Democrats and the centrist People&#8217;s party also agreed to prohibit police officers, judges, magistrates and public prosecutors from wearing head scarves in the interest of appearing &#8220;ideologically and religiously neutral&#8221; while serving the state.</p>
<p>The French parliament passed an act more than six years ago that made France the first European Union country to ban the niqab and burqa, the full-face or face-and-body coverings worn by some Muslim women, in public places.</p>
<p>Others have followed.</p>
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