Human Rights

"Non-partisan" means (a)   .

• Affiliated with a political party
• Neutral and not affiliated with any
• Strongly supporting a political par
• Opposed to all political parties

The Charter of Rights and Freedoms came into effect in (a)   .

• 1972
• 1982
• 1992
• 2002

Match each right with the law or document that protects it.

• Protected by the Ontario Human Rights Code (OHRC)

• Freedom of mobility

• Protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Section 2)

• Freedom of expression

• Protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Section 6)

• Right to vote

• Protected by the Canada Elections Act

• Protection from discrimination

Which rights under the CCRF apply only to Canadian citizens?

• Freedom of expression and right to vote

• Right to vote and mobility rights

• Freedom of mobility and freedom of the press

• Right to strike and freedom of association

What is one of the fundamental freedoms listed in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

• Freedom of mobility

• Freedom of expression

• Right to vote

• Protection from discrimination

What is the purpose of mobility rights?

• To ensure equality under the law

• To allow movement within and out of the country

• To provide education in both official languages

• To guarantee representation and identity

Match the following sections of the CCRF with their constitutional guarantees:

• Guarantees the right to equality

• Section 14

• Guarantees the right to equality before and above the law

• Section 3

• Prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth

• Section 15

• Guarantees the right to freedom of speech and expression

• Section 7

What is a key question to determine if a law is fair according to the OAKS Test?

• Is the law popular?

• Is the law expensive?

• Is the law effective?

• Is the law traditional?

What does the Secularism Law in Quebec deny?

• The right to vote

• The right to wear a religious symbol in public employment

• The right to free speech

• The right to education

The application of Canada's Anti-Terrorism Law in the case of Nathaniel Veltman was significant because it was the first time applied towards (a)   ideologies.

• hateful
• financial
• voting
• theft