After several weeks of hearings, Judge Marc-André Blanchard handed down a decision in favour of maintaining the law on "secularism," Law 21. But from now on, English-speaking school commissioners and the MPs of the Quebec National Assembly are exempted from the ban against wearing religious signs. The ban is aimed at teachers, police officers, judges, and prosecutors, among others. It is only a partial victory says Nour Farhat, the attorney representing a group of women teachers opposed to Law 21: "We are very disappointed with respect to the court's judgement [in preserving the law]," she states, "but nonetheless we are very happy about the contents [of the court battl
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