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- Black History Month 20 years of sharing and belonging
- Trente ans de plaintes révèlent un climat d’exclusion persistant envers des personnes LGBTQ+ au travail
- Hommage aux travailleuses et travailleurs de la santé
- Recipients and finalists 2020
- Recipients and finalists 2019
- Recipients 2017
- Right to communicate
- Balad'Elles
- Dealing with sexual harassment
- Your rights under the DYP
- Aboriginal peoples: Fact and fiction
- Our human rights advocacy over the years
- Your rights in public services, transportation and places
- Are emotional support animals (dogs, cats, etc.) recognized as a means of palliating a disability? Do people who have these animals with them have a right to reasonable accommodation and access to public places?
- Is it discriminatory if a contest, a call for projects or a job offer is open only to a specific category of people (for example, women, Aboriginal peoples, religious groups, etc.)?
- (French only) - La Charte et la prise en compte de la religion dans l'espace public. Document de réflexion
- National Council for Children and Youth Seeks Progress on Health and Welfare in Recognition of National Child Day
- Youth protection system
- Rights & Freedoms Award 2021 goes to health care workers
- The STM and the Théâtre Jean Duceppe received the Rights and Freedoms Award for Equality in Employment
- The CDPDJ announces the finalists of the 32nd Rights and Freedoms Award: Six Québec employers who promote equality in employment
- Children talk about their rights to mark World Children's Day
- Beyond prejudice, communicate differently: the Commission launches the call for nominations for the 2019 Rights and Freedoms Award
- Translation of a letter sent to the Minister of Health and Social Services and the Minister Delegate for Health and Social Services on the Child and youth protection services in Nunavik
- A daycare must compensate parents for refusing to accommodate their child who has a rare disease
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