At the beginning of March, an Egyptian woman new to Canada filed a human-rights complaint against the province of Quebec after the government and her school told her to remove her niqab.
Anca Gurzu Published: Wednesday, 03/17/2010 12:00 am EDT
At the beginning of March, an Egyptian woman new to Canada filed a human-rights complaint against the province of Quebec after the government and her school told her to remove her niqab.
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