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1. nationalpost.com › news › canadaSection 13: The controversial hate speech law the Liberals ...

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   Feb 29, 2024 · As Moon writes in a book soon to be published by University of Toronto Press, a new version of Section 13 might offer a more “expeditious” process. Maybe.

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2. nationalpost.com › news › politicsLiberals inching closer to reviving Section 13, the ...

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   Jun 18, 2019 · It is the latest sign the Liberals are seriously considering bringing back a version of Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act, but one updated to target hate speech spread through social...

3. nationalpost.com › news › politicsLiberals to introduce new hate speech bill, possibly bringing ...

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   Jun 22, 2021 · Under section 13, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal could issue cease-and-desist orders and impose fines up to $10,000 in response to complaints from individuals about matters likely to...

4. macleans.ca › news › canadaSection 13: How the battle for free speech was won

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   Jun 19, 2012 · Instead, Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act slipped quietly beneath the waves last week during a night-time sitting of the House of Commons—victim of a private member’s bill and a...

5. macleans.ca › general › it-took-a-while-but-sectionIt took a while but Section 13 is dead - Macleans.ca

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   Sep 17, 2009 · Judge Hadjis pronounced the accused guilty of a Section 13 infringement on one narrow charge—an Internet post headlined “AIDS Secrets” that (in David Warren’s words) “went on rather...

6. www.theglobeandmail.com › opinion › article-sectionSection 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act is back. And that ...

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   Jun 25, 2021 · In Canada (Human Rights Commission) vs. Taylor, its 1990 ruling upholding Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act as a constitutionally valid limit on free expression, the Supreme Court...

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   Could a new version of Section 13 offer a more “expeditious” process?

   • Traditional legal responses seem not only powerless, but hopelessly antiquated. As Moon writes in a book soon to be published by University of Toronto Press, a new version of Section 13 might offer a more “expeditious” process. Maybe.

   Section 13: The controversial hate speech law the Liberals revived

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   Are Liberals considering bringing back section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act?

   • It is the latest sign the Liberals are seriously considering bringing back a version of Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act, but one updated to target hate speech spread through social media. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Enjoy the latest local, national and international news.

   Liberals inching closer to reviving Section 13, the controversial hate

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   What happened to Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act?

   • An ovation, maybe. Or tears. Instead, Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act slipped quietly beneath the waves last week during a night-time sitting of the House of Commons—victim of a private member’s bill and a trailer load of toxic publicity.

   Section 13: How the battle for free speech was won

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   Will section 13 be repealed again?

   • It fell to Parliament to do what the court would not: a private member’s bill repealing Section 13 was passed in 2012. And now it is back again. Bill C-36, whose unveiling was delayed until after Parliament had risen for the summer, possibly never to return – there is talk of a fall election, if you hadn’t heard – may never be passed into law.

   Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act is back. And that’s not

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   Is Section 13 reborn?

   • Today, perhaps inevitably, Section 13 is being reborn to new life, as part of the Liberal federal government’s online harms legislation. The war may be over, but the circus continues. Section 13 was drafted and passed in 1977. It reached the Supreme Court in 1990 as part of a trio of cases about Canada’s uniquely balanced approach to hate crimes.

   Section 13: The controversial hate speech law the Liberals revived

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   What happened to Section 13?

   • The story of Section 13’s demise is in part one of evolving opinion among interest groups, politicians and institutions who were appalled by the spectre of rights commissions being used as instruments of press control, worried that it would make free-speech martyrs out of basement-dwelling hate-mongers.

   Section 13: How the battle for free speech was won

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8. www.thestar.com › opinion › repeal-of-section-13Repeal of Section 13 leaves only Criminal Code to deal with ...

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   Jun 13, 2012 · Opinion. Repeal of Section 13 leaves only Criminal Code to deal with hate speech. Embodied in Section 13 was the Canadian concept of an inclusive society that respects citizens’ dignity and...