AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
I don't disagree.........
But
Will the media in Quebec or Canada latch on to this in light of the controversy over Quebec's bill limiting overtly religious attire?
The same thing? Of course not. But there is a relationship of some kind.........in Canada, the law may be advocated for by those who genuinely value secularism, but every bit as likely those who are
bigoted.
But the world again has a way of showing these arguments are rarely as simple as any hardliner as it were would wish to make them.
I am sure they would try - but there is a *very* huge difference between a theocratic, fundamentalist state enforcing morality regulations (particularly around gendered dress) vs. the free choice (social pressure from immediate circle notwithstanding). If there is anything close, it would ironically be the secular state mandating zero tolerance of hijabs in certain settings.
AoD