CFI weighs in with media advisory: "Quebec Charter Misses Opportunity to Address Institutional Religious Favouritism: National Secular Organization", but "...Equality also requires the same rules on government employees with respect to limits on freedom of expression. Where dress codes already provide constraints, religion has been getting a free pass. “We don’t support a blanket ban on public employees wearing religious symbols,” said Trottier. “But we do stress that religious forms of expression are due no more respect than secular forms. Where state neutrality or its perception is an issue the same rules should apply to all forms of expression.”
Posted on: Fri, 13 Sep 2013 16:37:54 +0000
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