Muslim professionals quit 'hostile' France in silent brain drain

"I feel much better here than in France," the 32-year-old of North African descent told AFP. "We're all equal. You can have a boss who's Indian, Arab or a French person," he said. "My religion is more accepted." Highly-qualified French citizens from Muslim backgrounds, often the children of immigrants, are leaving France in a quiet brain drain, seeking a new start abroad in cities like London, New York, Montreal or Dubai, according to a new study. The authors of "France, you love it but you leave it"...