Violations
What is the definition of violation?
The act of violating someone or something.
What 4 countries were stated in the slides?
Australia, UK, North Korea & Saudi Arabia
What was the object in the first case?
Kirpan
When do law enforcement and legal authorities evolve with the rights of freedom?
When the constitution or legal framework doesn't support freedom of religion
What countries were on the pro side?
Australia & UK
In the first case of the Sikh boy, what section of the Charter was talked about?
Section 2(a)
What are some violations of religious freedom?
Detention, arrest, and prosecution of people
What countries were on the con side?
North Korea & Saudi Arabia
What school was getting funded by the government?
Roman Catholic Schools
What are the consequences of the violations?
Torture or cruel, or humiliating treatment or punishment; incarceration without charge for an extended period
What province does bill 21 take place? Is Bill 21 an active law?
Quebec, and yes it is still a active law
What are the names of the 2 cases we talked about?
Multani v. Commission scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys & Adler v Ontario, [1996] 3 RCS 609