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Non-religious councillors to “remove themselves” if they don’t want to participate in prayers
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Non-religious councillors to “remove themselves” if they don’t want to participate in prayers
Non-religious councillors will now have to excuse themselves from the meeting chamber if they don’t want to be subjected to forced acts of religious worship at Oberon Council in New South Wales. The council this week rejected the pleas of non-religious councillors to stop imposing religion, with a majority deciding to keep prayers as part
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