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Section 1.2 of the Canadian human rights act balancing collective and individual rights and the principle of gender equality
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1 electronic text (89 p.) : digital file. - Publisher: Ottawa, Ont. : Canadian Human Rights Commission, 2010
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| General Note: | "July 2010." Issued as part of the desLibris documents collection. |
| Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 69-89). |
| Formatted Contents Note: | Evolution of the concept of gender equality and aboriginal perspectives -- Culturally relevant gender-based analysis -- Impacts of the Indian act regime using à culturally relevant gender-based analysis -- Overview of the impacts of the Indian act regime on individual and collective rights -- Relationship between concepts of gender difference, cultural and racial difference and colonialism -- First nations governance outside the Indian act regime -- Review of frameworks for the achievement of balance proposed by the balancing individual and collective rights report -- summary of the proposed frameworks in the balancing individual and collective rights report -- General comments on the proposed frameworks in the balancing individual and collective rights report -- The meaning of "due regard" -- Section 1.2- à defence of an interpretive provision? -- The meaning of "customary law and legal traditions" -- Scope of CHRA application to decisions of First Nations Governments -- Substantive equality under the CHRA- First Nations customary law and legal traditions and the principle of gender equality as two required considerations at each stage of CHRA analysis -- Conclusion -- An intercultural human rights approach -- General principles for implementing an intercultural human rights approach -- Wrapping up. |
| System Details Note: | Mode of access: World Wide Web. |
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