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1. bchumanrights.ca › key-issues › discriminationDiscrimination | BC's Office of the Human Rights Commissioner

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   Under B.C.’s Human Rights Code, we are protected from discrimination on the basis of a number of grounds such as gender identity, race and disability. What does the next generation of British Columbians think about equal rights?

2. baseline.bchumanrights.ca › report › expanding-ourExpanding Our Vision: Cultural Equality and Indigenous ...

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   The report explains how the current system fails them and the need to work collectively towards greater justice through open dialogue, incorporating Indigenous legal definitions of human rights and mechanisms for ensuring fairness and freedom from discrimination.

3. www.bchrt.bc.ca › indigenous-peoples-and-human-rightsIndigenous peoples and human rights - BC Human Rights Tribunal

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   On January 15, 2020, the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal released a report addressing serious access to justice concerns for Indigenous Peoples bringing human rights complaints to the Tribunal.

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5. bchumanrights.ca › publication › annualreport2020Building a culture of human rights: Annual Report 2020/21 and ...

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   Nov 22, 2021 · Our Strategic Plan 2020/21-2024/25 outlines five program-related priorities: discrimination under B.C.’s Human Rights Code, decolonization, hate and the rise of white supremacy, poverty as a cause and effect of injustice and inequality and human rights protections for those detained by the state.

6. www.bchrt.bc.ca › 20202020 - BC Human Rights Tribunal

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   Sep 22, 2020 · The main recommendations broaden the concept of human rights, including adding Indigenous Identity to the BC Human Rights Code and incorporating Indigenous legal traditions and international human rights principles as reflected in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which BC has recently committed to implementing ...

7. bclawimpact.org › 2021/08/25 › making-an-impactMaking an Impact: Working in the International Human Rights ...

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   Aug 25, 2021 · In a world of great economic inequality, environmental and racial injustice, human rights law is not just necessary, it is a difference of not just life and death, but a difference of what it means to live and to be alive.

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   How has the human rights code changed in 2021?

   • On November 25, 2021, the government amended the Human Rights Code to add Indigenous identity. The Tribunal has amended its paper form and is working on amending the online form to include this new ground of discrimination. The Human Rights Tribunal 2021/2022 Annual Report (pages 8-12) reports on its progress in implementing the Report.

   Indigenous peoples and human rights - BC Human Rights Tribunal

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   What does the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal report mean for indigenous peoples?

   • On January 15, 2020, the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal released a report addressing serious access to justice concerns for Indigenous Peoples bringing human rights complaints to the Tribunal.

   Indigenous peoples and human rights - BC Human Rights Tribunal

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   What is the Human Rights Tribunal 2021/2022 annual report?

   • The Human Rights Tribunal 2021/2022 Annual Report (pages 8-12) reports on its progress in implementing the Report. The Tribunal hired four Indigenous Navigators.

   Indigenous peoples and human rights - BC Human Rights Tribunal

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   Why did the BC Human Rights Tribunal publish a report?

   • In January 2020, the BC Human Rights Tribunal published a report after hearing from 100 Indigenous people about how they experience the justice system.

   Expanding Our Vision: Cultural Equality and Indigenous Peoples’ Human

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   Are British Columbians protected from discrimination?

   • Under B.C.’s Human Rights Code, we are protected from discrimination on the basis of a number of grounds such as gender identity, race and disability. What does the next generation of British Columbians think about equal rights?

   Discrimination | BC's Office of the Human Rights Commissioner

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   How do I attend a BC Human Rights Tribunal hearing?

   • Media who are accredited under the BC Courts Media Accreditation Process and who want to attend a hearing held by telephone or video conference should contact the Tribunal by email at BCHumanRightsTribunal@gov.bc.ca at least one week before the hearing.

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9. www.canlii.org › w › canliiUBC Law Review - CanLII

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   (2021) "Legislation and beyond: Implementing and Interpreting the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Special Issue: British Columbia's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act," UBC Law Review: Vol. 53: Iss. 4, Article 5. Available at: https://commons.allard.ubc.ca/ubclawreview/vol53/iss4/5