For many years, the principle of secularism has not been taught in France, something that secularist associations have been deploring for years, without really being heard. While the French Constitution specifies that: “France is an indivisible, secular, democratic and social Republic” this principle of separation of Churches and State has (...)
The French Popular Education League reaffirmed its commitment to “Act and decide as a citizen of Europe” at its 92nd congress which took place in Lyon in 2004. This motion crowns long-standing activities and reflections. From their founding in 1987 by Claude Julien, director of Le Monde diplomatique and president (...)
