Understanding Human Rights in Ontario

Human Rights Complaints in the Workplace, featuring Lee Akazaki (Lawyer and Past President of the Ontario Bar Association), Wade Poziomka (Human Rights Lawyer) and Kathryn J. Bird (Human Rights Lawyer)
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1. Consider using a teleprompter. 2 think about eye lines when you’re on tv, ie, looking at whomever is speaking etc.

[@andrefreeman1]

What if a magistrate breach our right

[@BearbearbearbearbearbearRarrrr]

Lawpro appears to protect them from accountability, apparently, perpetuating discrimination, forcing lawyers to undermine their rules of conduct, mislead the publics, lie to the courts, etc. this video is a straw man, this lawyer is fully aware of the issues.

[@BearbearbearbearbearbearRarrrr]

Doesn’t lawpro undermine all of this, by incentivizing discrimination?

[@MrDewelu]

I do not believe what these lawyers are talking about. My complaints to the HRTO are still lingering without a chance to be heard by the Tribunal's Hearing process for the past seven years. Even after being represented by lawyers who were believed to have been the best in the practice, policy makers, advisors. After spending thousands of dollars as legal fees, there still is no finality to my files to the time I wrote this comment. I think it is very shameful to all parties especially, to the HRTO, the province, and to the country in general. application