Quebec Government to Legislate Ban on Public Prayers
The proposed legislation follows an independent committee's 50 recommendations and reflects strong support within the governing party to regulate religious expressions in public spaces.
- The Quebec government plans to ban public prayer as part of strengthening secularism in the province.
- A committee on secularism suggested municipalities regulate public prayer, but the government wants an outright ban.
- Premier François Legault stated his desire to ban prayer in streets and public places last December.
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Quebec Government to Ban Prayer in Public Places
The Quebec government says it is planning to ban prayer in public places as part of a move to strengthen secularism in the province. Secularism Minister Jean-François Roberge says he will table legislation this fall to outlaw public prayer. He says the government is uneasy with what he describes as a growing phenomenon of people praying in the streets, especially in Montreal. Premier François Legault last December stated his desire to ban prayer…
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