B.C. Human Rights Tribunal says it can hear allegations of online hate speech

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VANCOUVER – British Columbia’s Human Rights Tribunal has ruled it has the authority to hear cases about allegations of online hate speech. The tribunal says provincial human rights laws against publications that perpetrate discrimination or hatred fall under the province’s jurisdiction, not the federal government’s control over telecommunications. The decision is part of an ongoing […]

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