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Being able to participate in Canadian society and being exposed to the open discussions that can and should occur about religion and gender equality, is a much more effective way of countering the kind of ideology that spawns the niqab. Continue reading →

Many outside of Quebec were surprised to hear their provincial government passed a law forbidding people from wearing face coverings while using public services. Continue reading →

No doubt, Bill 62, if face covering in order to receive or provide a public service remains fundamental to the law, will be debated in Canadian courts with judges asked to strike it down. Continue reading →

Companies may ban staff from wearing Islamic headscarves and other visible religious symbols under certain conditions, the European Union’s top court ruled on Tuesday. Continue reading →

German Chancellor Angela Merkel won a new term Tuesday as the leader of her party after stressing her determination to prevent a repeat of last year’s huge migrant influx and advocating a partial ban on face-covering veils. Continue reading →

A Conservative leadership candidate is campaigning on reigniting the effort to ban niqabs at polling stations, during citizenship oaths and for federal public servants. Continue reading →

The Liberal government has officially dropped an appeal of a court’s decision allowing women to wear niqabs during citizenship ceremonies. Continue reading →