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"Just breastfeed": Lawyer breastfeeds her baby in court - n-tv.de

A female lawyer was allowed to breastfeed her baby during a court session in Germany. The incident occurred when the mother, who was representing a client, needed to feed her infant while attending to her legal duties. The court accommodated her request, highlighting the balance between professional responsibilities and personal needs. This situation sparked discussions about workplace policies and the rights of working parents, particularly in formal settings such as courts. The event reflects broader societal conversations around flexibility in professional environments.

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"Just breastfeed": Lawyer breastfeeds her baby in court - n-tv.de

A female lawyer was allowed to breastfeed her baby during a court session in Germany. The incident occurred when the mother, who was representing a client, needed to feed her infant while attending to her legal duties. The court accommodated her request, highlighting the balance between professional responsibilities and personal needs. This situation sparked discussions about workplace policies and the rights of working parents, particularly in formal settings such as courts. The event reflects broader societal conversations around flexibility in professional environments.

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