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BC's draft human rights legislation a giant step in the wrong direction

As deadline for submissions on draft legislation passes, human rights expert says proposed changes no improvement to system

Issue(s): Human rights

(Vancouver) Human rights expert Shelagh Day says the provincial government's recommended changes to BC's human rights system are a giant step in the wrong direction. She says the proposed new legislation takes the public interest out of the system and reduces it to a complaint-handling system for private disputes. The deadline for submissions on the draft legislation, Bill 53,a was yesterday.

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