When the city of Paris installed a new street urinal earlier this summer on the picturesque AZle St.-Louis to tackle a longstanding problem with public urination, detractors called the bulky device ugly, unsanitary and too visible for comfort . But the vandals who recently filled its opening with cement had a more passionate objection: They attacked it as an emblem of sexism.

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In the heart of Paris, a radical experiment in urine management is taking place: new eco-friendly urinals which are prompting titters from some and furious complaints from others. In a city where men are regularly seen urinating on the street with wanton abandon, some have welcomed the arrival of the "uritrottoirs" as an innovation that might help rid the French capital of unpleasant sights and smells.