Sentence examples for provincial human from inspiring English sources
Ms. Gray said the police had met with black residents and with the provincial human rights commission to develop procedures that addressed police discrimination.
The university is also trying to organise a "civil and respectful" debate, which would include Dr Peterson, to discuss gender provisions in federal and provincial human rights legislation.
Many provinces, including Ontario, have added to their provincial Human Right Code sections that deal with gender identity, but nothing's been done on a federal level.
Three provinces and one territory already have similar changes to their provincial human rights legislation, and they have not permitted sexual assault like what Plett describes.
Four provinces Ontario, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories have amended their provincial human rights legislation to include gender identity.
What's more, Ontario where Peterson works—already has human rights protections for transgender people in the provincial human rights code, thanks to a bill, virtually identical to C-16, that was passed by the Ontario legislature in 2012.
Up and down, inside and out, male and female, plant and animal, water and rock, unpainted silk and open air: these are provincial, merely human categories.
They agreed to set aside six ministries for Iraq's former ruling minority, but five of those culture, tourism and archaeology, provincial affairs, human rights, and women's affairs do not provide the kind of control over jobs, revenue sources and military units that are the main currency in Iraqi political bartering.
LL extracted, compiled and made available the relevant provincial data on human resources.
He later closed his investigation, however, arguing that it was a matter for lower, provincial courts.Human-rights campaigners have declared themselves outraged at the case against Mr Garzón.
"Bill 78 is an affront to basic freedoms that goes far beyond what is permissible under provincial, national or international human rights laws," said Javier Zúñiga, special adviser at Amnesty International, in a statement.
