Quebec's Bill 21 restricts religious expression among public workers
Quebec's Bill 21 restricts religious expression among public workers
- Quebec's Bill 21 prohibits certain public employees from wearing religious symbols, targeting individuals in authority positions.
- The law has faced significant opposition and criticism for its perceived discriminatory effects on religious minorities.
- The current Supreme Court hearings may determine the future of such secularism laws and their implications for religious freedoms in Canada.
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