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A French court has ruled that schools should provide an alternative to pork school lunches in the interest of Muslim and Jewish children who do not eat the meat.Pork or nothing: how school dinners are dividing FranceRead moreThe decision came after a rightwing local authority stopped providing a choice for children.On Monday a Muslim organisation won its legal case against the authority at Chalon-sur-Sa么ne in B
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