Why British Columbia Needs a Human Rights Commission
The absence of a human rights commission has resulted in a gaping hole in BC’s system of human rights protection.
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Report points to “gaping hole” in BC’s system of human rights protection
Researchers call for an independent Human Rights Commission as BC fails to meet Canadian and international standards READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Vancouver—Today is International…
From discrimination against temporary foreign workers to sexual harassment, there’s no shortage of issues a human rights commission could tackle
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