Karen Selick on Human Rights Commissions

On July 25, 2000, Canadian lawyer Karen Selick gave a speech to an ISIL conference held at the University of Western Ontario. Her topic: human rights commissions. The speech canvasses a broad range of examples of how Human Rights legislation has been used to the effect of violating individuals' liberty and property, particularly of those who produce wealth.

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News & Politics

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• human rights
• commission
• tribunal
• ontario
• Canada
• bc
• alberta

[mikedjamotsky]

another right all humans should have is thhe right to sue for unfare treatment ...if a doctor treats other people and patiants badly in any way thhat doctor can be sued ...any one that dosent treat other people right can be sued i am on the side of prolife and human rights i am all so for right to life and rightts for the unborn

[mikedjamotsky]

inocent hummans shoould have a right to sue the police and air port security gaurds for treating inocent humans like crimminals .....any who is falsely and unfarely sighted or suspected or accused of a crime that thay did not comitt .....thay should have a right to good defence lawyer and sue for all false accuseations .suspissions.prsicuitions. and all false arrests ...sue any one and every one thatt falsely accuses. suspects  .proosicuits.arrests falsely

[pitcalco]

Ten years later, and after banks stopped discriminating on the basis of "social condition", we are still in the throes of a crippling recession largely resuting from easy credit. I wonder if such "discrimination" is still taboo in the eyes of such human rights commissions.

[RealLiveDebates]

Another excellent post! :)