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Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, 2018
Saskatchewan provincial legislation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, 2018 (French: Code des droits de la personne de la Saskatchewan de 2018) is an act of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan enshrining human rights in provincial law.
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Provisions
The code prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender identity.[1] The act does not provide for protections on the basis of vaccination status.[2]
The code prohibits the distribution of hate literature.[3]
Amendments
The act previously included an exemption that allowed a landlord to discriminate against a prospective renter based on sexual orientation, but this was removed in 2014.[4]
Application
In order to pass the Parents' Bill of Rights, the provincial used a notwithstanding clause to disapply the code to the bill.[5]
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