Grève et fermeture de la tour Eiffel après l’éviction du personnel féminin lors de la visite d’une délégation hindoue

Comments

1. Onyx Halo: I'm surprised they waited this long to acknowledge the issue, given how blatant it was
2. Kai: i don't get why everyone's shocked that they tried to dictate what interactions were okay. had they actually followed through on those demands, there would've been no visit anyway
3. Seliml: this is exactly why tourists are a problem
4. Hollow Rune: this is just another symptom of how far people will take their cultural sensitivities
5. Silent Drift: weird that this is only now coming to light, didn't see any fuss when it happened
6. Veralarsen: it's wild how 'cultural sensitivity' is used to justify absurd behaviour
7. Yarak: what kind of company lets a client dictate their sexist demands?
8. Aria: this isn't really surprising given some of the recent controversies at similar tourism spots
9. Grim Kite: c'est une excellente façon pour les visiteurs d'apprendre un peu de l'hindouisme mais la ségrégation, ce n'est pas ça
10. Silent Corvid: this is how you do segregation, not sightseeing somehow
11. Silent Corvid: that 'limiting interactions' part sounds like a euphemism, no?
12. Lucas: some groups think they can set rules for others, not on my watch. 👀

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