Tag Archives: religious accommodation

Here’s your Canadian Atheist Weekly Update for 6-Jan-2018 to 12-Jan-2018.

  By Scott Douglas Jacobsen “In prison, one of the only freedoms inmates have is to practise their religion — but in some cases, even that’s getting harder to do. There’s been an increase in the number of prisoners filing complaints to the Canadian Human Rights Commission about religious accommodation. Inmates are concerned about the delivery of… Read more »

Here’s your Canadian Atheist Weekly Update for 1-Apr-2017 to 7-Apr-2017.

Here’s your Canadian Atheist Weekly Update for 10-Sep-2016 to 16-Sep-2016.

There’s a new twist in the burqini drama in France, as the highest court in the land, the Council of State, rules against the ban.

Quick question, Canadian islamophobes: If I told you that a government was enforcing a dress code for women (and women only) for the sake of “respecting good morals”, because if women wear what they please it might “draw a crowd and disrupt public order”, and thus the government was enacting this legislation to “protect those… Read more »