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Afro-Indigenous woman wins $150,000 in human rights discrimination case - Vimarsana News

Afro-Indigenous woman wins $150,000 in human rights discrimination case

An Afro-Indigenous woman has been awarded $150,000 in compensation by the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal after her children were wrongfully seized by a child welfare agency. 

A store manager and owner got into a fight over a sign. Now, a tribunal says the owner must pay $70K - Vimarsana News

A store manager and owner got into a fight over a sign. Now, a tribunal says the owner must pay $70K

A heated argument over a store sign snowballed into a workplace dispute involving multiple regulators, and now a tribunal has ruled an optical store owner in Oliver, B.C. must pay his former manager more than $70,000.

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Canadian tribunal: Using 'wrong' pronouns violates human rights - Vimarsana News

Canadian tribunal: Using 'wrong' pronouns violates human rights

A Canadian human rights tribunal has ruled that a restaurant wrongfully fired an employee who demanded that the business used nonbinary pronouns, awarding the ex-employee $30,000.

Canadian tribunal: Using 'wrong' pronouns violates human rights - Vimarsana News

Canadian tribunal: Using 'wrong' pronouns violates human rights

A Canadian human rights tribunal has ruled that a restaurant wrongfully fired an employee who demanded that the business used nonbinary pronouns, awarding the ex-employee $30,000.

Canadian tribunal: Using 'wrong' pronouns violates human rights - Vimarsana News

Canadian tribunal: Using 'wrong' pronouns violates human rights

A Canadian human rights tribunal has ruled that a restaurant wrongfully fired an employee who demanded that the business used nonbinary pronouns, awarding the ex-employee $30,000.