Aboriginal Law Report for the week ending January 31, 2016 – First People’s Law
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Aboriginal Law Report for the week ending January 31, 2016 – First People’s Law

by ahnationtalk on February 1, 2016281 Views

The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruled that the federal government discriminates against First Nation people in the provision of child welfare on reserves.

  • Ottawa discriminated against aboriginal children by underfunding services, tribunal to rule
  • Aboriginal child welfare ruling ‘something to celebrate’
  • Tribunal decision a legal and moral victory for First Nations children
  • Ottawa to overhaul welfare provisions on First Nations reserves
  • Scared and Spied On Under Harper, Why Child Advocate Didn’t Give Up
  • Doug Cuthand: Ottawa faces big job with providing equitable funding

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