New Quebec bill would prohibit teachers, school staff from wearing a crucifix
'In Quebec, we made the decision that the state and the religions are separate and today we say the schools, the public schools are separate from religion,' said Quebec Education Minister Bernard Drainville
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The Canadian province of Quebec is moving ahead to expand its so-called religious symbols ban to now include all school staff, meaning no one who works at a school would be allowed to wear crucifixes or crosses of any kind.
On March 20, the Quebec provincial government of Premier François
Legault tabled a bill which, if passed, would expand the province’s
current religious symbols ban to stop “any religious indoctrination.” ---More...
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