Charles Taylor on religious garb ban: 'Dangerous, appalling, divisive'

Charles Taylor, co-author of a report cited by Premier François Legault to justify a partial ban on religious symbols, is speaking out against the plan.
Legault says that as part of his vision for a secular state, he will bring in a law forbidding judges, Crown prosecutors, police officers, prison guards and teachers from wearing symbols such as the Muslim hijab, Jewish kippah and Sikh turban at work.
In its 2008 findings, the Bouchard-Taylor Commission on religious accommodation said tea