Premier Jean Charest and his cabinet have introduced sweeping legislation that effectively bars Muslim women from receiving or delivering public services while wearing a niqab.
According to the draft law, they would not be able to consult a doctor in a hospital, for example, or even attend classes in a university.
"Two words: Uncovered face," Charest told reporters during a press conference in Quebec City.
"The principle is clear."
Yes, you're different, it bothers us, so here's a law to put you in your place. We're done it 101 times before.
Read more here.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment