Paris Banned Women From Wearing Trousers For More Than 200 Years.

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"P" in the great fashion romance of Paris, France, women are forbidden to wear pants! This decree, which came into force in 1800, has lasted for 210 years.

Until recently, according to British media reports, Naja Valo Belkasan, Minister of French women's rights, formally abolished the law that banned women wearing trousers for more than 200 years in January 31st.

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< p > January 31st, Naja Valo Belkasan, Minister of women's rights in France, formally declared that no woman should be arrested in Paris for wearing trousers.

This Law stipulates that any woman in Paris who wants to wear trousers like men must be approved by the local police, otherwise they may be detained.

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Although P has tried to repeal this law several times, it has not been successful, partly because government officials believe that the law is not actually implemented and does not need to be prioritize, and it is also part of French "law archaeology".

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< p > but on July 2012, Senator Alan Huppert, a member of the conservative movement of the people's movement, said in a public application to Nadia Valo Belkasan that the symbolic meaning of the law might "weaken our modern consciousness" and asked the minister to cancel the law.

Naja Valo Belkasan agreed to his request and said in a public statement in January 31st this year: "the French constitution and the French commitment to Europe clearly contain the principle of equality between men and women, and this act violates the principle of equality between men and women".

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< p > the prohibition against Paris is due to the "no trousers Han" movement carried out by the revolutionaries of the "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp "Paris" /a "during the French Revolution. They are wearing trousers and are compared with the assets rank of wearing breeches (also called skirt pants).

Women revolutionaries in the campaign also asked for pants, but were banned from doing so.

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< p > it is reported that the law was originally proposed by the chief of the Paris police. He believed that in order to prevent women from dressing up with men, they should not be allowed to wear trousers to the streets.

By 1892, there was a touch of looseness in the provision: women were allowed to wear pants when they rein in the rope.

That means you want to wear pants, and you need to buy a horse.

By 1909, the law had been loosening up with the times: women can wear trousers when riding bicycles.

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< p > because this law is still valid in theory, nowadays, the streets of Paris can be said to be "illegal women" everywhere, while Paris policemen wearing long trousers are all guilty of "knowing the law and breaking the law".

This absurd "trouser method" has been in France for over 200 years and has not been formally abolished until now.

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In 1969, in the global movement for equality between men and women, the then Paris municipal government asked the Paris police commissioner to abolish the decree "no Paris women wear trousers" at once.

However, the director of the Paris police refused this request and replied that it was "unwise" to abolish this outdated Ordinance by written words.

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In 2003, a right-wing member of the French people's movement Union sent a letter to the French cabinet minister, who was in charge of equality between men and women, and called for the abolition of this absurd law. However, the minister replied, "stop using P. Sometimes it is more effective to interfere than to amend the law."

In order to abolish this absurd ancient law, 10 French parliamentarians have submitted a motion to the French parliament jointly, demanding that the French parliament should amend the laws and make this absurd "trouser law" die.

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< p > as a matter of fact, France, as the fashion capital of the world, has many rules for national dress.

In 2010, French schools began to prohibit students from wearing hole pants and knee length skirts. This rule was opposed by students. The students wore "a target=" _blank href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing "/a" to protest against the wave of the school.

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< p > < strong > it is said that the law prohibiting women from wearing trousers in Paris is one of the ten most ridiculous laws in the world.

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< p > the other 9 "the most absurd laws in the world" are: < /p >

< p > two, in Indonesia, punishment for masturbation is "decapitation"; < /p >

< p > three, in Bahrain, a male doctor can only examine the reproductive organs of female patients through the images in the mirror; < /p >

< p > four, in Switzerland, men can not urinate only after 10 p. m.; < /p >

< p > five, in the state of Alabama, driving illegally with cloth strips and blindfolded eyes; < /p >

< p > six, unmarried women in Florida, USA will be parachuted on Sunday. < /p >

< p > seven, in Vermont, wives are allowed to wear false teeth only after obtaining written permission from their husbands; < /p >

< p > eight, in Milan, Italy, it is lawful to smile at any time, except when visiting a funeral or hospital; < /p >

< p > nine, in Japan, there is no age of commitment. (commitment age refers to the age when a girl is legally able to be independent, and this age is considered to be able to make a commitment); < /p >

< p > ten, in France, it is illegal to name a pig "Napoleon".

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