B C Human Rights Tribunal - Vancouver, British Columbia

Xcar

This is an organization for Christian activists. If you check the bios of all the members, and/or their LinkedIn, they all have affiliation with church-run NGOs. But even if you're a church person yourself, understand that they are way behind, like close to a decade-long queue. You may be deceased by the time your complaint is adjudicated

Ian M.

Hurting people's feelings is something we should all strive to not do.
Hurting people's feelings should not be punishable by the government. I feel like I'm living in Idiocracy.

George K.

These people accepted an incoherent complaint from a 3rd party. The process is bureaucratic and complicated. Our lawyer advised the tribunal rules in favour of the complainant 90% of the time. The HRT needs to be accountable to someone or be shut down.

Justin P.

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the handling of my complaint filed on November 5, 2021, against Walmart for their refusal to provide me with service based on my valid medical exemption. I believe that my case has not been given the attention it deserves, and I kindly request that you address my concerns promptly.

Before addressing the specifics of my case, I would like to draw attention to the fact that an unlawful emergency pause on complaints was enacted by the BC Human Rights Tribunal in March 2022, which lasted for one year. This pause was intended to address exceptional circumstances but has resulted in a significant delay in providing individuals like myself with the due process we are entitled to under the law. It is now past the one-year mark, and I continue to await resolution of my complaint.

I understand the extraordinary circumstances that may have prompted the emergency pause, but it is crucial to recognize that the rights and protections guaranteed by the Human Rights Charter of British Columbia should not be indefinitely put on hold. As an individual who has filed a complaint prior to the pause, I believe it is imperative that my case be given immediate attention and prioritized for resolution.

Furthermore, I would like to highlight relevant legal precedents that further emphasize the importance of upholding human rights and providing individuals with access to due process. The Supreme Court of Canada, in the case of R. v. Oakes, established the "Oakes test," which requires that any infringement on an individual's rights be proportionate and justified in a free and democratic society. The undue delay in addressing my complaint raises concerns about the proportionality and adherence to this test.

By refusing me service based on my medical exemption, Walmart has violated my fundamental human rights as protected by the Human Rights Charter. It is vital that the BC Human Rights Tribunal acknowledges the significance of this case and addresses it promptly, while taking into consideration the legal precedents and principles governing human rights protection.

I understand the complexity of the cases handled by the tribunal, but I kindly request that you expedite the process and ensure that my complaint receives the attention it deserves. The delay in resolving my case has caused considerable distress and has left me feeling unheard and neglected.

Therefore, I respectfully request that my case be immediately reassessed, taking into account the unlawfulness of the emergency pause on complaints and the legal precedents supporting the protection of human rights. I urge you to provide me with a clear timeline for the resolution of my complaint and keep me informed of any progress or updates in a timely manner.

In addition, I would appreciate it if you could provide me with a direct point of contact who can address my concerns and provide me with the necessary information regarding the progress of my case. Effective communication and transparency are essential in ensuring that justice is served and human rights are upheld.

I firmly believe in the mandate and integrity of the BC Human Rights Tribunal, and I trust that you will take my concerns seriously. By addressing this case promptly and upholding the principles of justice and equality, you will not only protect my rights but also restore my faith in the tribunal's commitment to safeguarding human rights.

Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter. I look forward to a prompt response and a resolution that upholds the principles of justice and equality.

Any lawyers want to help me out with this, please contact me directly

Mrs. S.

A system of equity/justice for when we are denied accommodations - supposedly designed to be accessible by anyone, and free from bias and prejudice. Yet “accommodations” are not provided by this system, thereby limiting my access to said justice.

Bev A.

Talk to a recording and they have 3 days to get back to us! All day trying to get help for Telus TV connection went off; and over a week of complaining -high blood pressure and disabled; and Telus only wants our money not good service for tv help; and or helping people; need a new tv provider!
Got Rogers for cell/text/phone; do they have a TV station in Kelowna? Bev Allen

Jenny P. D.

I see a lot of negative reviews...I will state mine.

As a person with disabilities, I have only ever found justice and equal access to legal justice for abuses perpetrated against me in one facet of the BC law system...The BC Human Rights Tribunal.

It is the only area of law for remedy that does not force you to need a lawyer...the process is fully accessible, even for persons with mental disorder.

My life has been horrific because of abuse and an overwhelming portion of society that pretends to care about the vulnerable so as to exploit them.

Without the tribunal, I never ever could have experienced what it means to have human rights as a disabled person trapped in poverty. Disability is civil death...but The Human Rights Tribunal has helped me to keep my humanity alive, more than once.

I will never forget this.

Guest G.

My freedom of speech on Google Review was banned by Canada. Canada has so many unconstitutional laws, and the government bans the people from complaining against them. Therefore, to bypass Google Review, I have my own website to talk about Canada's unconstitutional laws. The website address is "pharmpracrights(dot)wordpress(dot)com". Hopefully this much free speech will be allowed.