In the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, an administrative tribunal has found illegal discrimination in a Stuttgart school's enforcement of a law that prohibits "outward expressions that undermine the neutrality of the government or peace between political and religious creeds in school." The school refused to permit a Muslim teacher to wear a headscarf while she taught, but Catholic nuns are permitted to wear veils when they teach.
Expatica as well as
Jurist both covered the decision yesterday.