After which war did Ontario politicians and citizens lobby for legislation to protect human rights?

 

2.In which year were the following acts brought together under the Ontario Human Rights Code: The Racial Discrimination Act , The Fair Employment Practices Act , and The Fair Accommodation Practices Act?

3. What is discrimination?

4. Direct and constructive discrimination are the same thing.

5. You cannot be punished or threatened with punishment for trying to make a complaint, filing a human rights application, filing a human rights grievance, or acting as a witness at a human rights hearing.

6. Sometimes all it takes is one comment to poison the environment.

7. Sometimes it's hard to tell someone to stop harassing you, so if you don't or can't, the code still requires you to do so.

8. Racial profiling is a form of discrimination based on stereotypes about a person's race, colour, ethnicity, ancestry, religion or place of origin.

9. The Ontario Human Rights Code has primacy. What does this mean?