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Human Rights 101 3rd Edition (2020)
This learning material offers an essential comprehension of rights and obligations as per the Ontario Human Rights Code. This is strictly for informational purposes. In case of any human rights matters, you can seek help from the Human Rights Legal Support Centre, a local legal clinic, or a legal representative to assist you with your complaint (formally known as an application) or to provide legal counsel.
Gain insights into your rights and duties in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code with “Human Rights 101 3rd Edition (2020)” course.
This module offers an essential comprehension of rights and obligations as per the Ontario Human Rights Code. This is strictly for informational purposes. In case of any human rights matters, the Human Rights Legal Support Centre, a local legal clinic, or a legal representative can assist you with your complaint (formally known as an application) or provide legal counsel.
This eCourse is divided into 5 parts. Parts 1 to 4 discuss the Code. Part 5 guides you through Ontario’s human rights system.
Here’s the eCourse’s organization:
- Part 1 discusses the Code: preamble, social areas, and grounds
- Part 2 covers the Code and various forms of discrimination
- Part 3 delves into interpreting and applying the Code: harassment, the obligation to accommodate, and exceptions to the Code.
- Part 4 poses the question, “What constitutes discrimination under the Code?”
- And Part 5 is about Ontario’s human rights system: its history and current state.
Estimated 30 minutes
Completion certificate provided upon finishing the course.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 30 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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