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Montreal university students decry Quebec government’s plan to ban prayer rooms
- Muslim students at Concordia University in Montreal are troubled by the Quebec government's plan to ban prayer rooms in post-secondary schools, as reported by The Canadian Press.
- The prayer room at Concordia, a vital space for the Muslim community, is used by about 500 students daily, highlighting its importance, according to student statements.
- The proposed bill aims to ban prayer rooms and full face coverings for post-secondary students in Quebec, targeting the Muslim community, according to student opinions.
- Students claim that the measures will unfairly create problems by forcing them to find alternative locations for prayer on campus, as noted in the report.
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