The head of the company operating Paris' Eiffel Tower will step down after an investigation found operational failures linked to the exclusion of female staff during a Hindu group's visit. BAPS denied requesting that women be removed or sidelined during the visit.
The head of the company operating Paris' Eiffel Tower will step down after an investigation found operational failures linked to the exclusion of female staff during a Hindu group's visit. BAPS denied requesting that women be removed or sidelined during the visit.
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The head of the company operating Paris' Eiffel Tower will step down after an investigation found operational failures linked to the exclusion of female staff during a Hindu group's visit. BAPS denied requesting that women be removed or sidelined during the visit.
