Title

Controversy on How Anti-Discrimination Human Rights are Enforced in Ontario

Authors

David Lepofsky

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Video

Publication Date

4-11-2017

Abstract

Disability rights advocate/ law professor David Lepofsky gives Osgoode Hall Law School 1st year constitutional law lecture on controversy on whether Ontario human rights/anti-discrimination laws should have public or privatized enforcement. Impact of major 2006 changes on human rights enforcement.

For complete history: http://www.aodaalliance.org/reform/default.asp

Twitter: @davidlepofsky @aodaalliance

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