Individual Liberty and The Bill 94 in Quebec, Canada

From the perspective of personal freedom, Locke believes that everyone will be judged by their actions (Columbia Encyclopedia, 2002). Everyone has the right to freedom and the right to decide how to live without state intervention. (Columbia Encyclopedia, 2002). Muslim women are free to cover their faces without being limited or discriminated by national authorities. The 94th act will end the personal choice of Muslim women and impede their individual rights and freedoms.

Canada acknowledged his security rights in the 1960 Canadian Bill of Rights. Article 1 (a) of the Act recognizes "Rights not to be deprived except for personal life, freedom, personal safety and property rights, and appropriate legal proceedings". In 1982, part of the Constitution, the Constitution added the right to secure personal safety. It is contained in Article 7 of the Canadian Rights and Liberty Charter, which states: The right to physical privacy, the right to health, and the right to protect individual 's "psychological integrity" are included.

The Canadian Bill of Rights, passed in 1960, is the first Federal Human Rights Act in Canada. It includes many fundamental rights and freedoms, including the right to live, freedom, personal security, the enjoyment of property rights, and the right not to deprive them from these rights, except to abide by "justice" Guarantee. That means basic procedural fairness. The Canadian Human Rights Act passed in 1977 protects the federal public and private sectors (banks, railways, telecommunications, interstate transport, etc.), especially in areas of equal and non discrimination. Employment, housing and services