An unidentified veiled woman, flanked by a friend (center right), is taken away by plainclothes and uniformed police officers from in front of Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral on Monday, April 11, 2011. France's new ban on Islamic face veils, which came into effect Monday, was met with a burst of defiance, with two veiled women detained for taking part in an unauthorized protest. France is the world's first country to ban the veils anywhere in public. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
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