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France’s interior minister has defended the “precious” right to sunbathe topless (ngực trần tắm nắng) on beaches (bãi biển), after police asked a group of women to cover up on the southern coast.

French gendarmes patrolling a beach in Mediterranean seaside town Sainte-Marie-la-Mer last week asked a group of topless sunbathers to cover up in response to a complaint from a family (một gia đình phàn nàn), the local gendarmerie said in a statement on Facebook.

It acknowledged their actions had been “clumsy” but said the officers only wanted to calm the situation, insisting there had been no official order to ban topless sunbathing in the town.

But their actions prompted an avalanche (trận lở tuyết) of criticism (chỉ trích) on social media (mạng xã hội), where users wondered if the practice was now out of bounds (không được phép).

“Is Sainte-Marie-la-Mer now Saudi Arabia?” wondered one user, while others slammed a creeping (dần dần, từ từ) “prudishness” (sự cả thẹn, sự làm bộ đoan trang kiểu cách) in France.

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