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The Supreme Court of Canada begins arguments on Quebecs Bill 21, the secularism law banning religious symbols for public workers. Passed in 2019, its sparked debate over religious freedoms and use of the notwithstanding clause. Six appellants, including the English Montreal School Board and a hijab-wearing Muslim woman, argue it unfairly targets minorities. Four groups, including Quebecs attorney general, defend it as essential for state neutrality. This weeks hearings could set a precedent for provinces nationwide.

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