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Temples in Canada support petition before House of Commons to recognise Hinduphobia - Vimarsana News

Temples in Canada support petition before House of Commons to recognise Hinduphobia

Their backing has added momentum to the petition, which had gathered over 6,000 signatures as of Saturday evening, the largest number among all open petitions across categories. | World News

Petition to recognise 'Hinduphobia' in Canada finds 6,000 backers | Petition to recognise 'Hinduphobia' in Canada finds 6 000 backers - Vimarsana News

Petition to recognise 'Hinduphobia' in Canada finds 6,000 backers | Petition to recognise 'Hinduphobia' in Canada finds 6 000 backers

Alarmed by the frequent occurrences of vandalism at several temples in Canada over the past year, Canadian MPs have backed a petition filed before the House of Commons, the lower house of parliament, to formally recognize ‘Hinduphobia’.

'This is why we fought': New name and pronoun policies may violate Sask. Human Rights Code - Vimarsana News

'This is why we fought': New name and pronoun policies may violate Sask. Human Rights Code

Cheryl Loadman says her generation has been fighting for queer rights for decades, and "this is another one of those battles."

New name and pronoun policies may violate Sask. Human Rights Code - Vimarsana News

New name and pronoun policies may violate Sask. Human Rights Code

Cheryl Loadman says her generation has been fighting for queer rights for decades, and "this is another one of those battles."

New hate speech trial ordered for anti-gay activist because of judge's exclusion of expert evidence - Vimarsana News

New hate speech trial ordered for anti-gay activist because of judge's exclusion of expert evidence

Court found witness's inclusion could have produced a different verdict