From: Annual Report 2011-2012 - Human rights: the next generation
Section 30 of the Ontario Human Rights Code (Code) authorizes the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) to prepare, approve and publish human rights policies to provide guidance on interpreting provisions of the Code.[∗] The OHRC’s policies and guidelines set standards for how individuals, employers, service providers and policy-makers should act to ensure compliance with the Code.
From: Policy and guidelines on racism and racial discrimination
Section 30 of the Ontario Human Rights Code (Code) authorizes the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) to prepare, approve and publish human rights policies to provide guidance on interpreting provisions of the Code.[∗] The OHRC’s policies and guidelines set standards for how individuals, employers, service providers and policy-makers should act to ensure compliance with the Code. They
From: Policy on height and weight requirements
Section 30 of the Ontario Human Rights Code (Code) authorizes the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) to prepare, approve and publish human rights policies to provide guidance on interpreting provisions of the Code.[∗] The OHRC’s policies and guidelines set standards for how individuals, employers, service providers and policy-makers should act to ensure compliance with the Code.
From: Policy on creed and the accommodation of religious observances
Section 30 of the Ontario Human Rights Code (Code) authorizes the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) to prepare, approve and publish human rights policies to provide guidance on interpreting provisions of the Code.[∗] The OHRC’s policies and guidelines set standards for how individuals, employers, service providers and policy-makers should act to ensure compliance with the Code.
From: Right at home: Summary report on the consultation on human rights and rental housing in Ontario
Protecting the human rights of vulnerable Ontarians requires a radically different response to the issues of discrimination identified in the Commission’s consultation report, and the reports of numerous international bodies. We must all bring housing human rights into our homes, apartment buildings, property management offices, government offices, tribunals and commissions, and most importantly, into our collective awareness. This framework suggests concrete action to address the human rights issues identified in the consultation and in numerous reports on housing.
From: Right at home: Report on the consultation on human rights and rental housing in Ontario
Protecting the human rights of vulnerable Ontarians requires a radically different response to the issues of discrimination identified in this report, and the reports of numerous international bodies. We must all bring housing human rights into our homes, apartment buildings, property management offices, government offices, tribunals and commissions, and most importantly, into our collective awareness. This framework suggests concrete action to address the human rights issues identified in the consultation and in numerous reports on housing.
From: Politique sur le capacitisme et la discrimination fondée sur le handicap
Le Code protège les personnes handicapées contre la discrimination et le harcèlement dans cinq domaines sociaux :
November 2, 2018 - I am writing today to provide the Ontario Human Rights Commission’s (OHRC) input on the Third Review of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
From: Dans la zone : Logement, droits de la personne et planification municipale
Toute personne a droit à un traitement égal en matière d’occupation d’un logement, sans discrimination fondée sur l'un ou l'autre des motifs prévus au Code. Les lois sur l’antidiscrimination ont pour objet d’empêcher qu’il y ait atteinte à la dignité et à la liberté humaines au moyen de l’imposition de désavantages, de stéréotypes ou de préjudices politiques ou sociaux.
