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176: 314: 542:. After CAQ gained a majority in the National Assembly of Quebec, it introduced Bill 21 on March 28, 2019. As enacted, the law bans public workers in positions of "authority" from wearing religious symbols, specifically while they are on duty. According to the text of the bill, the laicity of the state is defined by a neutral religious stance, keeping state and religious affairs apart, as well as promoting equality and freedom of conscience and religion among citizens. 2576: 25: 746:. The ban also worried Sikh men, who would be unable to wear their religious headgear. There were calls for criticism, arguing that the bill unfairly targets specific religions rather than all of them. This argument arises because some religious garments are easier to remove or hide under regular clothing such as crosses used in Christianity and Catholicism compared to turbans, hijabs, and burqas. Prime Minister 66: 121: 944:, including the education system. The arrangement was unpopular, with many older Quebeckers later reporting negative experiences while in school. People saw the role of the church as a "necessary step on the road to modernity, to building a secular, more egalitarian society, freed from the evils of superstition". Religion came to be seen as a 507:. The Autonomous Federation of Education also decided to bring the case to the higher court. English-language school boards must apply the statute until the appeal is decided; an interlocutory application to temporarily exempt the school boards from it was rejected by the Quebec Court of Appeal in November 2021. 1040:
women). Blanchard stated the law "in one way violat their freedom of religion, and in another, the same in regards to their freedom of expression, since clothing constitutes both pure and simple expression, and also the manifestation of a religious belief." Nevertheless, he upheld most of the ban as
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and Belgium as an argument that Quebec nationalism is based on moderation. Although Trudeau initially spoke out against the idea of the bill in 2017, he did not take any actual action to prevent the bill from passing. During his election campaign in 2019, he avoided the topic as much as possible in
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order to maintain popularity in the polls within Quebec. The consensus among the 2019 candidates was that the bill was a provincial issue and they would not pursue action at a federal level if elected. Including NDP leader Jagmeet Singh who would personally be affected by the bill while in Quebec.
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exempts some public workers as long as they continue to hold the same job, at the same institution. The law also outlines rules that require people to uncover their faces to receive a public service for identification or security purposes, such as taking public transit with a reduced-fare photo ID
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Several legal challenges were filed against the law and a judge ruled that the face-covering ban cannot be applicable while analyzed by another court, because of the irreversible injury it may cause some women of the Muslim faith. Another judge granted an injunction on that section questioned in
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later granted the petitioning organisations leave to appeal the claim for an injunction. The Coalition Inclusion Quebec announced a challenge to the ruling at the Quebec Court of Appeal in order to strike down the entire law. A 29-day hearing into challenges to the law was heard in the Quebec
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Various forms of resistance to Law 21 have emerged since its inception. Some are the legal challenges described below. The Coalition Inclusion Quebec is taking legal action on the basis that Law 21 specifically targets Muslim women. The Coalition Inclusion Quebec is challenging the use of the
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notwithstanding clause because it cannot be used against Section 28 of the Charter, regarding gender discrimination. Another court case is being filed by the English Montreal School Board on the basis of violating minority language rights.
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poll found that 76 percent of Quebecers backed Bill 62, with 24 percent opposing it. The same survey found that 68 percent of Canadians, in general, supported a law similar to Bill 62 in their part of Canada. A 2017
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were opposed. The CAQ government also introduced last-minute amendments toughening the law, making provisions for a minister to verify that it is being obeyed and to demand corrective measures if necessary.
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The Quebec Liberal Party said the law would go too far, particularly with respect to Muslim women, and continued to advocate a ban only on religious clothing which covered the face, such as the
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While the statute is supported by most of Quebec's population, some argue that it does not go far enough and should extend to daycares, while others argue that the statute is
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report on reasonable accommodations, raised concern that the law makes the province not look like a "decent society" and will only feed an intolerance toward minorities.
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An act to foster adherence to State religious neutrality and, in particular, to provide a framework for requests for accommodations on religious grounds in certain bodies
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William Steinberg compares Bill 21 to "ethnic cleansing" as it discriminates against minority religions that have more requirements for religious clothing and headgear.
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stated this was a provincial matter and not relevant to the federal government's jurisdiction but did campaign in favour of Law 21. When explaining why being called a
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poll found that 70 percent of Canadians outside of Quebec supported "legislation similar to Bill 62" where they lived in the country, with 30 percent opposing it.
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government in October 2017 made world headlines. The law banned a person whose face is covered from delivering or receiving a public service. Justice Minister
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prohibits discrimination by governments, including on the basis of religion). The Act also states that it will apply despite sections 1 to 38 of the Quebec
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If the Liberal government had been re-elected in the general election on October 1, 2018, Premier Philippe Couillard said he would be ready to go to the
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Supports it but, said the ban did not go far enough, and that it should have been extended to public daycare workers, as in its proposed legislation.
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has called Law 21 "discriminatory", adding that "It does not so much separate religion and state as it authorizes state interference with religion".
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said all religious symbols, regardless of the size of the object, would be prohibited, but not religious tattoos or hairstyles such as Rastafarian
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card. However, people who have their faces covered for medical reasons or for job-related requirements are exempt from these rules.
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According to the second paragraph of section 4, "State laicity also requires that all persons have the right to lay
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The Quebec Liberal Party government confirmed that it would not appeal the suspension of the key article of its
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cannot be overridden by the notwithstanding clause. The Government of Quebec appealed the judgment to the
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spoke out against it. Several scholars have also criticised the ban. The ban was challenged by the
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in those who were already in office when the bill was introduced. The statute operates despite the
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Contesting Discrimination in Quebec's Bill 21: Constitutional Limits on Opting out of Human Rights
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In April 2021, Quebec Superior Court judge Marc-André Blanchard ruled that the law violated the
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asserts that Quebec is a "lay State". The laicity of the state is based on four principles:
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to Canada Press is not seen a pejorative, Joseph Yvon Thériault, a sociology professor at
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preferred to wait for a judgement on the substance and constitutionality of the law.
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Since the law was first introduced in 2019, it has faced many legal challenges.
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said that he would support federal intervention in court to challenge Law 21.
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stated that people could seek religious exemption on a "case by case" basis.
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of Edmonton urging other municipal governments to speak out against Law 21.
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It passed on June 16 by a 73–35 vote, with the backing of the CAQ and the
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as it infringed on their constitutional rights, which argues that
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upheld most of the law, despite stating that the law violates the
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The law applies when receiving government services, including:
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MLQ supports the Bill, but they say it doesn't go far enough.
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that society and people can choose to adopt or disregard.
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a necessary part of their religion, defining the move as
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reported the law enjoyed 64 per cent support in Quebec.
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had campaigned for a law related to laicity during the
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Doctors, dentists, and midwives in public institutions
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