Montreal, Quebec, December 5^th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) condemns the recent acts of the Conservative government to rush Bill C-3 through Parliament, without giving a fair chance to all concerned organisations to voice their opinions on the matter in a public hearing.

 

"We are extremely disappointed to see that Parliament is rushing to pass this Bill at a dangerous speed, without allowing community organizations to be involved in the public hearings for the proposed new legislation," stated Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. "Instead of allowing for a public debate over this controversial Bill, Parliament is trying to silence and shut out the voices of those who will be the most effected by these draconian measures. It is highly irresponsible and unethical to have wasted the time granted by the Supreme Court only to rush a half-baked bill at the last minute." Continue reading

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The proposed changes are nothing but a fig leaf to cover up a flawed law

 

 Montreal, Quebec, October 23^rd, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) calls on the Canadian Parliament to reject the new government's Security Certificate Bill C-3, which is a rehash of the old Security Certificate law with few changes, such as the introduction of the "special advocate." MCM stated today that these changes do not meet the basic minimum requirements for fundamental justice as ordered by the Supreme Court Justices, who abolished the original security certificate law, declaring it unconstitutional in a unanimous ruling earlier this year.

 

"Security certificates are an affront to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms," said Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. "Global terrorism must be fought, but we must make clear that secret court hearings, secret undisclosed evidence, indefinite detention and deportation to torture are not part of the fight against terrorism. These acts are themselves a threat to our safety and are an attack on freedom."

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Montreal, Quebec, Oct. 19^th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) expressed its concern over the case of Mr. Said Jaziri. Mr. Jaziri was arrested by Immigration Canada on October 15^th and is to be deported to his native Tunisia.

 

"As Canadians we have a high regard for our laws and respect for our justice system," said Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. "We hope Mr. Jaziri will be treated fairly and in a transparent manner, especially in light of the controversies surrounding his case. We call on the Canadian government to ensure his rights for a fair trial, due process and natural justice, and that his fundamental human rights are upheld at all costs."

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Montreal, Quebec, September 19^th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) extends a public invitation to the Montreal community to participate in a weekend long Mosques Open Doors, taking place at number of mosques in the Montreal area.

"Fostering peace and goodwill in the community is the collective responsibility of all citizens," said Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. "We hope this Open House weekend will be a means to open the channels of communication and build bridges of understanding and respect."

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Montreal, Quebec, August 19th, 2007 - After a day-long discussion with some experts and more than 150 members from different spectrums of the community, the Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) will undertake to mobilize both Muslim and non-Muslim Quebecers to participate in the consultations of the Bouchard-Taylor Commission on reasonable accommodation.

The MCM will also form alliances with other ethnic and religious communities as well as groups representing the disabled, women and others to ensure that the Commission focuses on the issues in a manner that is balanced, inclusive and faithful to its original mandate.

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Montreal, Quebec, June 19, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) strongly criticized today the introduction of the no-fly list in Canada, known as the Passenger Protect Program. MCM calls on the federal government to abolish the program and ensure that the constitutional rights of any citizens are not jeopardized haphazardly in the name of safety.

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Calling on all Canadian Muslims to report their experiences

Montreal, Quebec, June 18, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) condemns the targeting and racial profiling of Canadian Muslims by airport and border officials. Dr. Munir El-Kassem, a Canadian Muslim leader was recently detained, fingerprinted and interrogated for hours at a Detroit airport.

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Montreal, Quebec, June 18, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) extends its solidarity to the Hasidic Jewish community of Montreal, following the recent fire attack on a cottage owned by the Hasidic community in Val David.

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Montreal, Quebec, April 23, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) calls on the Chinese government to uphold human rights and international agreements in the matter of Huseyin Celil, a Chinese Canadian who is sentenced to a life in a Chinese prison.

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Montreal, Quebec, April 15, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) expressed its dismay today after a Muslim’s girls Tae Kwon Do team was banned from participating in at an annual Tae Kwon Do tournament in Quebec. The Muslim girls were not allowed to play because of their hijab.

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Montreal, Quebec, April 5, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) extends its sympathy and concern to Montreal’s Jewish community, following the recent attack on the Ben Weider Jewish Community Centre, in Côte-des-Neiges.

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Montreal, Quebec, Mar. 28th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) offers its congratulations to the winners of this week’s provincial election.

“Our leaders have now a serious responsibility on their hands, to govern under a minority government,” stated Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. “It is a tough balancing act. We hope they will all work together, for the betterment of our province and people.”

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Montreal, Quebec, Mar. 27, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) extends its appreciation to all Canadians who have sent messages of support to MCM via e-mail or telephone, regarding MCM’s comments on wearing niqaab while voting.

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Montreal, Quebec, Mar. 15th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) denounced today the comments made by Parti Quebecois leader Andre Boisclair in support of the recent firing of a hijab wearing Muslim female correctional officer in Bordeaux.

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Montreal, Quebec, Mar. 14th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) expressed today its disappointment with the firing of a Muslim female correctional officer at Bordeaux jail because she insisted on wearing the hijab.

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Montreal, Quebec, Mar. 12th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) thanked ADQ leader Mario Dumont for reacting quickly to the racist comments made by an ADQ candidate denigrating immigrants. MCM calls on Mr. Dumont to clearly spell out where his party stands in relation to all Quebecers, regardless of their colour, religion, language or ethnicity.

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Montreal, Quebec, Mar. 3rd, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) applauds the determination of MPs to defeat the renewal of two controversial measures of the Anti-Terrorism Act in a recent House of Commons vote.

“We especially would like to thank Mr. Dion and his Liberal MPs, as well as the Bloc and NDP, for voicing the concerns of the Canadian people and speaking out against the injustices of this Act,” said Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. “Measures such as arresting people without warrant and detaining them without charge attack the very freedom and security we are trying to defend, and they have no place in our justice system.”

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Montreal, Quebec, Feb. 26th, 2007 - The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) praised the Nepean Hotspurs Selects and the other four soccer teams for supporting Asmahan Mansour's right to wear a headscarf while playing in the ARS Laval National soccer tournament.

“It is disappointing that Mr. Charest failed to address the issue properly and sided with the decision of the referee,” stated Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. “It seems that he can learn a lesson about respect and tolerance by meeting with the wise and courageous young girls who protested against the discriminatory decision by boycotting the tournament.”

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Montreal, Quebec, Feb. 23rd, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) applauds the Supreme Court of Canada ruling that strikes down the use of security certificate in Canada, declaring it unconstitutional.

“Security certificates are an affront to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms,” said Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. “Global terrorism must be fought, but we must make clear that secret court hearings, secret undisclosed evidence, indefinite detention and deportation to torture are not part of the fight against terrorism. These acts are themselves a threat to our safety and are an attack on freedom.”

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Hopeful commission will combat racism, xenophobia and religious bigotry, instead of unwittingly propagating them

Montreal, Quebec, Feb. 11th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) welcomes Premier Jean Charest’s establishment of a commission to head a study into the reasonable accommodation debate in Quebec.

“This is a step in the right direction, a step that will allow us to have an open and informative debate on this issue and to move away from biases and hidden agendas,” said Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. “In a province as diverse and multicultural as Quebec, such a debate is needed to find a suitable balance without infringing on the religious rights of any group of people and without dividing our society. We hope that the study by commissioners, Mr. Gerald Bouchard and Mr. Charles Taylor, help enrich and strengthen our society.”

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Montreal, Quebec, Feb. 7th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) calls for a balanced and informative dialogue on the issue of “reasonable accommodation”, following the declaration of accepted standards by the town of Herouxville.

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Montreal, Quebec, Jan. 17th, 2007- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) vehemently condemns the recent attack on École Les Jeunes Musulmans Canadiens, a Montreal area Muslim school. Vandals attacked the school early Tuesday morning, smashing and breaking windows and doors and ransacking a school bus.

“It is alarming to see such heinous attacks on religiously identified educational institutions,” said Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. “We must preserve our schools as places of security and safety for children; no one should live in such fear and apprehension.”

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Montreal, Quebec, Dec. 14th, 2006- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) applauds the ruling of The Quebec Human Rights Tribunal in the case of Mr. Somen Chowdhury and Mrs. Sumita Chowdhury.

“This ruling is sending a clear message against racists and xenophobes,” stated Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM. “It is essential for us to recognize hate-crimes for the heinous crimes they are and be proactive in fighting racial and religious discrimination. ”

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Montreal, Quebec, Dec. 7th, 2006- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) called the recent resignation of RCMP Commissioner Zaccardelli a key step in the Arar affair, however deemed it insufficient. MCM calls for similar investigations to be carried out in the cases Adbullah Almalki, Ahmad El Maati and Muyyed Nurredin, three other Canadian Muslim men who were imprisoned and tortured by foreign governments, and also for a thorough review of RCMP and CSIS policies and procedures.

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(Montreal, Quebec, Oct. 2, 2006) - The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) is still waiting for the federal government to hold members of the RCMP and CSIS accountable for Mr. Maher Arar’s ordeal.

“Clearing Mr. Arar’s name officially and declaring his innocence is just the first step,” Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM, said. “What is urgently needed now is to hold those responsible accountable and take concrete action to ensure that such injustices are not allowed to occur again.”

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(Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 30, 2006) - The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) welcomes the recent decision of the CRTC (Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission), finding the Société Radio-Canada (SRC) guilty of violating federal anti-discriminatory regulations by broadcasting the racist and offensive statements of Doc Mailloux during the Tout le monde en parle show (September 25, 2005).

During this pre-recorded broadcast, it was stated that African Americans and Native Americans have low IQs and that African Americans “are the product of an artificial selection process and consequently are slightly disadvantaged intellectually.”

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Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 27, 2006- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) will be appearing before the Quebec National Assembly’s Commission on Racism and Discrimination on Wednesday September 27th, in Quebec City.

MCM will be presenting a number of proposals, to combat the problem of racism and discrimination, namely the implementation of a governmental policy to effectively eradicate racism and discrimination from all fronts of Canadian society. MCM also calls for greater representation of minority community groups within Quebec public services and stricter punishment of hate crimes.

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Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 27, 2006- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) expresses its concern over this past weekend’s arson attack at the Abraar School in Ottawa.

“It is not the first time our Islamic institutions have been attacked and we implore the authorities to treat this as a hate crime and move swiftly to punish the perpetrators,” Salam Elmenyawi, president of MCM, stated. “The fact that the attack coincided with the start of the holy month of Ramadan is even more deplorable.”

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(Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 23, 2006) - Muslims in Canada, as well as in many countries worldwide, will begin the month-long fast of Ramadan on either Saturday the 23rd or Sunday the 24th, depending on when the new moon is sighted. Ramadan is the 9th month of the Islamic lunar calendar, during which Muslims are prescribed to abstain from food, drink and conjugal relations from dawn to sunset.

“Ramadan is both a spiritual and joyful occasion for Muslims,” said Salam Elmenyawi, President of the Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM). “It is a time to feed the soul, instead of feeding the body. Muslims spend their time worshipping God, giving thanks for their blessings and helping others.”

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(Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 21, 2006)- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) welcomes the report of the commission of inquiry absolving Maher Arar of all suspicion of terrorist activity.

“The Muslim community congratulates Mr. Arar on receiving official confirmation of his innocence,” stated Salam Elmenyawi, MCM President. “The mistakes of the RCMP in this matter were inexcusable and have cost Mr. Arar and his family greatly. We expect a swift and sincere apology from the RCMP and the Canadian government, as well as compensation for the extreme psychological and economic impact Mr. Arar has endured.”
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(Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 8, 2006)- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) extends its sympathy and concern to Montreal’s Jewish community, following the weekend firebombing of the Skver-Toldos Orthodox Boys School in Outremont.

“An attack on a school of innocent children is deplorable by all accounts and must be condemned by all members of our society,” said Salam Elmenyawi, MCM President. “We are grateful that no children were hurt in the attack and we pray for the safety of all.”
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Montreal, June 14, 2006 --- The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) and CRARR are calling on Quebec Attorney General Yvon Marcoux to review the decision of a provincial court judge to release on bail a man charged with threatening an imam and another Muslim man with a knife last week.

Yesterday, a Quebec Court judge granted a $5,000 bail to Pierre Brabant who was charged with four criminal counts, including armed assault and possession of a dangerous weapon, for having threatened Montreal imam Said Jazeri and another Muslim man in front of their mosque. The police and the Crown prosecutor considered the assault a hate-motivated crime; the Crown opposed the release.

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Quebec Muslims are shocked and outraged by the news of the alleged terrorist plot uncovered in Ontario. We reiterate our strong condemnation of terrorism and extremism in all its forms and expressions. Extremism, violence, political crimes, and illegal actions have no place in our Canadian society and are equally condemned by all of us.

While we strongly condemn such alleged acts, we urge all Canadians, and the media in particular, not to rush to judgement and to respect the fact that the accused are now in the hands of the justice system. We must work hard to protect justice and respect Canadian values of equality and fairness. Those accused must be considered innocent until proven guilty in a transparent and fair trial that respects due process and natural justice. If they are found guilty then they should be viewed as criminals who neither reflect our community’s values nor our faith. In such eventuality, Canadian Muslims would be very grateful and applaud our police officers for preventing such a criminal act.

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June 5, 2006 (Montreal): The Muslim Council of Montreal views with grave concern the news of the arrest of 17 individuals in the Toronto area in which, according to authorities, an alleged massive terrorist attack in Southern Ontario was averted.

MCM reiterates its long held position in strongly condemning anyone who uses or intends to use violence against innocent people regardless of his or her religious background and more specifically if those involved are Muslims.

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Montreal Feb 13, 2006: In response to the printing of 12 offensive cartoons by various European newspapers and elsewhere, various local Islamic organizations and centers recently came together to form the Muslim Coordinating Committee for Justice with a view to providing an appropriate response based upon our Islamic values as taught to us in the Quran and the example of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

"Hast thou not noticed how God has struck a similitude of a good word; it is like a good tree whose root is firm and whose branch is in the heaven; it brings forth its fruit all the time by the leave of its Lord; God strikes similitudes for men that they may pay heed. And the similitude of an evil word is like an evil tree, uprooted over the earth, having no stability." (Quran 14:24-26)

"It may well be that God will bring about love (and friendship) between you and those with whom you are now at odds." (Quran 60:7)

"It is by Allah's grace that you deal gently with them. Had you been harsh and hard- hearted, they would surely have broken away from you. Therefore pardon them and pray for forgiveness for them and consult with them in the conduct of public affairs. When you have resolved about a course of action, put your trust in Allah. Allah loves those who put their trust in Him." (Quran 3:159)

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Montreal February 13, 2006: In light of recent events which have taken place in our community over the past several days, the Muslim Council Of Montreal urges local Muslims to exercise caution when out in public and to immediately report any hostile or suspicious incidents.

Elmenyawi encouraged everyone to immediately report any incident, including hateful and racial slurs, to the police and then to MCM so that records can be kept of all incidents. In addition, he urged Muslims not to confront or engage attackers.

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In response to the printing of 12 cartoons by various European newspapers and elsewhere, we, the undersigned Islamic organizations and centers condemn these actions and those responsible for the publications. Moreover, as Canadian and Quebec Muslims, we are astonished and shocked by the actions of the above mentioned media outlets for they clearly demonstrated their lack of respect and tolerance for the beliefs and traditions of the Islamic faith.
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Montreal January 20, 2005: On Monday January 23rd Canadians will be asked to choose who they wish to see form the next Federal government. It is the position of the Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) that it is very important that members of the Muslim community learn about the platforms and positions of each party and their riding candidates before casting their vote.

In an internal memo circulated to Montreal's Muslim community leaders and activists on Thursday, MCM President Salam Elmenyawi stated that "voting is a must for Muslims" and that "if Muslims do not vote on Monday they in fact help weaken the community and disenfranchise it."

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(Montréal, Qc. 06/01/06) - On December 1, 2005, Mohamed Annas Bennis was shot dead, as he was returning from morning prayers, by an SPVM police officer. The Police says he was carrying a knife and attempted to stab an officer who was present at the scene of an earlier unrelated arrest.

Those who knew Bennis insist that the Police allegations against him are completely incompatible with his personality and character.

Furthermore, many serious questions remain unanswered in spite of the repeated efforts to try to uncover what really happened the morning Bennis was killed.

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Muslim Council Of Montreal Calls For Transparent And Timely Investigation Into Shooting Death Of Annas Mohamed Also expresses concerns regarding possible racial profiling

The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) is very saddened to receive the news of the death of 25 year old Hannas Mohamed who was shot twice by a Montreal police officer last week. Mohamed, who was returning from morning prayers when the incident took place, was shot in the shoulder and heart and died instantly. Montreal police says he was carrying a knife and attempted to stab an officer who was present at the scene of an earlier unrelated arrest.

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The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) appeals to those holding the four members of the Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) in Iraq to ensure their unconditional safe release.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Montreal, September 12, 2005 (MCM Media Communiqué) -The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) announced today its total disappointment with Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty’s decision to ban all religious arbitration.

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Calls on the media, political leaders, so-called terrorism and Islam experts and the general public to proceed with caution and not generalise about Islam and Muslims
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Montreal July 7, 2005 (MCM)—The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) condemns the series of bomb blasts that rocked London's public transportation earlier today.
"Our hearts and sympathies go out to the victim's families of this terrible attack," stated MCM President Salam Elmenyawi

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Montreal (MCM) The Muslim Council of Montreal expressed its disappointment today over McGill University's recent decision to take away the full time prayer space to McGill Muslim students.

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Action seen as disgraceful and tantamount to religious bigotry and discrimination against a Quebec minority

The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) strongly condemns the decision of the Government of Quebec to ban the use of Islamic tribunals in Quebec to settle Muslim family disputes. Continue reading

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It is with great disappointment and frustration to hear that Canada has voted against an important United Nations resolution which seeks to protect the rights of Muslims and stem the tide of Islamophobia in the world.

On April 12th The United Nations Commission on Human Rights adopted a resolution calling for combating defamation campaigns against Islam and Muslims in the West.

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Mr. Salam Elmenyawi, Chairman of the Muslim Council of Montreal, calls on the Quebec National Assembly to hold a public inquiry into the way the Quebec Human Rights and Youth Rights Commission has handled complaints involving the banning of the hijab in private schools.

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Following last weeks media reports that the Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) was seeking a meeting with the Quebec Minister of Justice, M. Jacques P. Dupuis, in relation with family mediation, the Minister stated, during a debate in the Quebec National Assembly on Monday 13 December 2004, that “conventional arbitration courts in Quebec are permitted for conflicts of civil nature but not for family matters, and we cannot modify this order of things.”

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The Muslim Council of Montreal is calling on the president and all commissioners of the Quebec Human Rights and Youth Rights Commission to publicly tell Muslim and other Quebecers about the real situation with the Commission's internal conflict on the hijab prohibition in private schools.

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Prominent Canadian muslim, minority and civil rights groups today called on the Quebec Human Rights Commission to immediately issue a policy statement regarding the right of Muslim students to wear the hijab, islamic headscarf, in quebec’s private schools.

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The Muslim Council Of Montreal (MCM) is pleased to hear the announcement that Dr. Mohamed Elmasry's offer of resignation from the Presidency of the Canadian Islamic Congress (CIC) has been rejected by CIC's board of directors and that he will remain in his position.

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MUSLIM LEADER QUESTIONS QUEBEC HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION'S INVESTIGATION OF HIJAB COMPLAINT

A local Muslim leader questions the Quebec Human Rights Commission's handling of complaints by Montréal Muslims, calling the Commission's delay contrary to its own rules of fairness and a sign it is being under political influence not to act faster.

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The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) expresses its grave concern and disappointment regarding the latest publication of an article which alleges that money donated from Saudi Arabia is being used to fund Canadian mosques and Islamic schools in order to extend militancy to Canada and foster the spread of terrorism, and that this could constitute a threat to the country's national security.

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Montreal April 5, 2004 (MCM): Yet again our city has witnessed a despicable hate crime. The library of Montreal's United Talmud Torahs School was set ablaze on Monday morning and it is being reported that anti-Semitic leaflets were found on the scene. The fire inflicted heavy damage on the building as well as books and computer equipment.

The Muslim Council Of Montreal (MCM) condemns this racist targeting of Jewish institutions and calls on the authorities to be diligent in investigating this incident as a hate crime until the perpetrators are brought to justice.

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The Muslim Council Of Montreal (MCM) is advising all Muslims living in Montreal and Canada to not cooperate with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), Canada's government spy agency.

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Two Montreal based Muslim organizations have recently filed a complaint with the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) against Global TV regarding its coverage of recent events at Concordia University.

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The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) is very disturbed to hear of the recent two week suspension of veteran journalist Sue Montgomery from the Montreal Gazette. Continue reading

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The Muslim Council of Montreal (MCM) is very disturbed to hear of the recent two week suspension of veteran journalist Sue Montgomery from the Montreal Gazette. Continue reading

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Montreal Muslims and their well-wishers are called upon to support Muslim students' fundamental Human Rights under Canadian, Quebec and International law to offer their prayers and freely practice their faith without harassment at the Ecole de Technologie Superieure (ETS). (http://www.etsmtl.ca) Continue reading

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