In 2-1 decision the Supreme Court judges decided to NOT hear bid to cancel the Quebec's bill 21. So how did ONE judge looked at the Same law differently Supreme Court won't hear bid to suspend Bill 21, Quebec's controversial secularism law In a 2-1 ruling, the appeal court acknowledged the secularism law was causing harm that may be serious and irreparable but said Quebec's application of the notwithstanding clause meant it should not be suspended. While we are deeply disappointed in this result, our main challenge of the law still lies ahead," said Noa Mendelsohn Aviv, equality program director with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.
The National Council of Canadian Muslims added it remains committed to fighting Bill 21.
"We promised to defend Canadian civil liberties and we will continue to keep that promise," said Mustafa Farooq, the council's executive director. "This decision, while not the one we were hoping for, is not the end of the battle." https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/supreme-court-won-t-hear-bid-to-suspend-bill-21-quebec-s-controversial-secularism-law-1.4889821?cache=yes%3Fot%3DAjaxLayout%3FautoPlay%3Dtrue%3FautoPlay%3Dtrue
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In 2-1 decision the Supreme Court judges decided to NOT hear bid to cancel the Quebec's bill 21. So how did ONE judge looked at the Same law differently
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In a 2-1 ruling, the appeal court acknowledged the secularism law was causing harm that may be serious and irreparable but said Quebec's application of the notwithstanding clause meant it should not be suspended.
While we are deeply disappointed in this result, our main challenge of the law still lies ahead," said Noa Mendelsohn Aviv, equality program director with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.
The National Council of Canadian Muslims added it remains committed to fighting Bill 21.
"We promised to defend Canadian civil liberties and we will continue to keep that promise," said Mustafa Farooq, the council's executive director. "This decision, while not the one we were hoping for, is not the end of the battle."
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