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Eiffel Tower Closes Due to Staff Strike Over Treatment of Female Workers

The Eiffel Tower was closed on Monday due to a staff strike protesting the treatment of female workers during a visit by a Hindu religious group. Female employees were reportedly asked to vacate their positions for male visitors, prompting management to apologize and affirm their commitment to gender equality. Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire announced an investigation into the incident, and various political leaders expressed their opposition to limiting women's presence in public spaces.

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The Eiffel Tower was closed on Monday due to a staff strike protesting the treatment of female workers during a visit by a Hindu religious group. Female employees were reportedly asked to vacate their positions for male visitors, prompting management to apologize and affirm their commitment to gender equality. Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire announced an investigation into the incident, and various political leaders expressed their opposition to limiting women's presence in public spaces.

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Eiffel Tower shut by staff protest after female workers moved for religious visit

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Eiffel Tower Closes Due to Staff Strike Over Treatment of Female Workers