Québec. Le projet de loi 94, «un facteur de division sociale» selon le Mouvement laïque québécois

(French version only)

By Marie-Michelle Poisson, Mouvement laïque québécois

En facilitant la multiplication des accommodements [religieux], le Projet de loi 94 confèrerait à la liberté de religion un caractère quasi absolu, et les autorités administratives seraient sans cesse interpellées afin d’assurer la suprématie de la liberté de religion au détriment des autres libertés.

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