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term in prison. also anyone who violates the law may end up taking french citizenship courses, basically teaching french values. so these are the punishments that might be there for anyone who violates the law. but is it enforceable? well, this is the big question. police have been given instructions not to forcibly remove anyone s veil in public but simply to give anyone who violates the law a warning. ask them to remove their veil to identify themselves. and if that doesn t work, then the person may be escorted down to the police station where they. reporter: given a warning and possibly a fine. now, there are only an estimated less than 2,000 women in france that actually wear the full veil. so it won t impact that many people. but it is highly controversial. now, cnn did have the opportunity to speak to one woman who is wearing the full veil and says she will continue to wear the full veil, even as the law goes into effect.
at the moment, we record this, ajdabiya appears to be under the control of the opposition fighters. but there s no guarantee that by the time you see this, it still will be. ben wedeman, cnn, outside of ajdabiya, eastern libya. it is quiet in cairo s tahrir square today after demonstrators over the weekend ignored the army s orders to leave the area. they were calling for president hosni mubarak to face death. mubarak has made his first public remark since leaving office. he denies the corruption allegations and has threatened to sue anyone who trice undermine his reputation. translator: it will be clear, and the property of my sons
face is banned. what cob, but the ba jab is aloud. now, the nuts and bolts of this law, basically it is now illegal for anyone to wear a full veil covering on the streets of france in public. and in public, it means anywhere in the streets in a public office such as a post office or a train station, even in a cinema, it is not aloud. really, the only place where a fuel veil is allowed is in a car, a private vehicle or in the privacy of your own home. now, the punishment for wearing the veil is about 150 euro fine. that s a bit more than $200. but for anyone who forces another person to wear the full veil, that s a much stiffer penalty, up to 60,000 you euro. up to $160,000 and possibly a
registration lists, but perhaps most importantly, voter intimidation and also ballot boxes like these being stolen. has anyone offered you money or threatened you? it s happening you. but i don t collect the money but the money will only serve me for today. reporter: as voting continues, a threatening crowd of young men gather. two policemen arrive. there seems to be some kind of scuffle, they don t know what s going on but they don t really want to us film. it s been a controversial polling station has parties in the area battle it out for control of the votes here. and then they leave. the government has promised that these elections first for the legislator and next weekend for the presidency will be full and fair.