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Mind Map by Saurbh Ner, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Saurbh Ner
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Canada and Canadian Social
Movements
- Human Rights
- All equally entitled to our human rights without discrimination
- Pride Week in Toronto,
1973
- All equally entitled to our human rights without discrimination
- Human Rights
- Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, no matter the nationality,
sex, color, religion, etc.
- MLK's walk and speech about racism in 68"
- Some basic Human Rights are freedom of speech, religion, right to protest, right to life, liberty and
security of person
- Canada signed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948
- MLK's walk and speech about racism in 68"
- Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, no matter the nationality,
sex, color, religion, etc.
- Aboriginal Rights
- Banned from creating political organizations until the late 20th century
- Indian Act, 1896
- Trudeau's attempt to add the natives into "civil society"
- Still not allowed to govern themselves and the land is
owned by the queen
- Still not allowed to govern themselves and the land is
owned by the queen
- Trudeau's attempt to add the natives into "civil society"
- Constitution Act, 1982
- Section 25 states that the Charter does not have the
right to interfere with the rights of the Aboriginals
- Section 35 recognizes existing natives and treaties
signed by them
- Aboriginal Protest for rights
- Aboriginal Protest for rights
- Section 35 recognizes existing natives and treaties
signed by them
- Section 25 states that the Charter does not have the
right to interfere with the rights of the Aboriginals
- Banned from creating political organizations until the late 20th century
- Gay & Lesbian Rights
- Movement didn't begin until Britain legalized sex between men over the age of 21
- 1967, Trudeau decriminilzes homosexual acts
- 1996, Canada makes unfair treatment or discrimination of gays and lesbians illegal
- Movement didn't begin until Britain legalized sex between men over the age of 21
- Women Rights
- 1967, Royal Commission of Women
- Introduced by Lester B. Pearson
- Promoted equal pay and equal education opurtunites
- Introduced by Lester B. Pearson
- 1967, National Action Committee on the Status of Women
- Started as a interest group to pressure governments for equality
- Supports sexual assault shelters
- As well as shelters for battered women
- As well as shelters for battered women
- Supports sexual assault shelters
- Started as a interest group to pressure governments for equality
- 1967, Royal Commission of Women
- Child Rights
- Children around the world are exploited, abused,
and discriminated against.
- Canada played a key role in the
negotiations that led to the adoption in
1989 of the United Nations Convention on
the Rights of the Child.
- Have many basic human rights as well, along with right to
life, right to freedom, right to not work etc.
- Canada’s governments, schools and other institutions
have progressively changed a number of laws, policies
and practices to uphold children’s rights
- Canada’s governments, schools and other institutions
have progressively changed a number of laws, policies
and practices to uphold children’s rights
- Have many basic human rights as well, along with right to
life, right to freedom, right to not work etc.
- Children around the world are exploited, abused,
and discriminated against.
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