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Balancing competing human rights claims in a diverse society : institutions, policy, principles / edited by Shaheen Azmi, Lorne Foster & Lesley Jacobs.
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Publication details:
Toronto : Irwin Law, 2012
Edition:
1st edition
Record id:
83036
Subject:
Human rights -- Canada.
Contents:
Part 1: Institutions and policy
Chapter 1 Policy on competing human rights
Chapter 2 Addressing competing human rights claims: the policy approach of the Ontario human rights commission
Chapter 3 Oil and vinegar: resolving conflicting rights under the Charter and Ontario's human rights code
Chapter 4 The attack on human rights commissions
Chapter 5 Societal perspectives om competing rights policy: law reform agencies and consulting with communities
Chapter 6 Competing human rights claims during tribunal procedures
Part 2 Principles and applications
Chapter 7 Sidewalk stories: sites of encounter and coexistence
Chapter 8 Framing competing human rights claims: the promise of shared social citizenship
Chapter 9 Reaching equilibrium between conflicting rights
Chapter 10 The reconciliation of legal rights
Chapter 11 Balancing conflicting rights: towards an analytical framework
Chapter 12 Sexual orientation and religion in Canada: litigation and beyond
Chapter 13 Fairness and the freedom of religion: diversity and pluralism in the public sphere
Chapter 14 Competing rights in context: the rights of persons with disabilities
Chapter 15 Regulating hate speech in Canada
Chapter 16 Toleration and the reconciliation of conflicting rights
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9781552213117
Phys. description:
xiv, 484 p. : ill. ; 23 cm