telegraph.co.uk (11.09.2016)
Frenchtown halls can continue bedecking their entrance halls with nativity scenes, the country’s highest administrative court ruled on Wednesday, after a bitter two-year battle over whether doing so flouted rules on secularism.
However, adding a hair-splitting condition, the State Council said such cribs could only be installed if the intent was “cultural, artistic or festive”, and not religious proselytism.
