Protecting all human rights of Albertans! By: The SUM(M)ERS & F ORD.

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Protecting all human rights of Albertans! By: The SUM(M)ERS & F ORD

If anyone feels that they have went through harassment or have been discriminated against, the Act allows for them to make a complaint to the Commission. The Commission’s solution process is to return the complaint to the position they would be in if they did not under go harassment or discrimination. Commission: The act of granting certain powers or the authority to carry out a particular task or duty.

 Statements, publications, notices, signs, symbols, emblems  Facilities and services  Tenancy (Possession of land or property as a tenant)  Employment practices, applications or advertisements  Membership in trade unions, employers’ organizations or occupational associations Trade Union: An organized association of workers in a trade, group of trades, or profession, formed to protect and further their rights and interests

 Race: the group of people of the same heritage  Religion: system of belief and worship  Gender: being male, female or even transgender, also protecting sexual harassment  Physical and Mental Disabilities: deformity, malformations or disfigurements caused by birth, injuries or illness. Mental disabilities including mental disorder or learning disorders  Marital Status: being married, divorced, widowed, single etc.  Place of Origin: birth place  Family Status: being adopted, or by blood  Sexual Orientation : being homosexual, bisexual or heterosexual

The Act prohibits anyone retaliating a complaint against another person who has made a complaint or assisted someone making a complaint. The act also does not allow another person to make a complaint with an evil motive. Retaliating: Make an attack or assault in return for a similar attack.

 easGrounds.pdf easGrounds.pdf