Supreme Court to Rule on Quebec's Secularism Law, Notwithstanding Clause Impact

The Supreme Court of Canada is set to rule on Quebec's controversial secularism law, Bill 21, which prohibits public servants from wearing religious symbols, with opponents arguing the decision could also impact the notwithstanding clause.

23 Mar, 18:43 — 23 Mar, 18:43

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Supreme Court could change notwithstanding clause in light of Quebec’s Bill 21, opponents argue

The law prohibits certain Quebec public sector workers from wearing religious symbols at work and requires them to perform their duties with their faces uncovered

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Vrhovni sud Kanade odlučuje o zakonu koji brani vjerske simbole javnim službenicima

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Supreme Court to Rule on Quebec's Secularism Law, Notwithstanding Clause Impact

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Supreme Court could change notwithstanding clause in light of Quebec’s Bill 21, opponents argue

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Vrhovni sud Kanade odlučuje o zakonu koji brani vjerske simbole javnim službenicima

Supreme Court could change notwithstanding clause in light of Quebec’s Bill 21, opponents argue

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