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Manitoba human rights complaint backlogs called a 'broken' system
Original: Years-long waits for human rights complaint hearings in Manitoba point to 'broken' system, lawyer says
A lawyer in Manitoba says the province's human rights system is 'broken' because complainants face years-long waits before their cases reach a hearing. The delays mean people alleging discrimination can wait an extended period for resolution, raising concerns about access to justice and the effectiveness of the Manitoba Human Rights Commission's complaint process.
Why now: Reports of multi-year hearing backlogs are drawing attention to the state of human rights enforcement in Manitoba.
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- Years-long waits for human rights complaint hearings in Manitoba point to 'broken' system, lawyer says · CBC
- Years-long waits for human rights complaint hearings in Manitoba point to 'broken' system, lawyer says · Yahoo News Canada
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