Geneva voters head to the polls this Sunday on a proposal to ban religious symbols inside cantonal and municipal parliaments.
The measure would force elected officials to remove items such as headscarves or visible crucifixes in the chamber.
The vote revives a long-running debate about secularism in Geneva's public institutions.
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