This year, the 65th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW65), the UN’s largest annual gathering on gender equality and women’s empowerment, took place from March 15 to 26th, under the theme: Women’s full and effective participation and decision-making in public life, as well as the elimination of violence, for […]...Read More
The relationship between priests and parishioners is special and unique, and generally involves a high degree of trust. A priest is often someone who provides counselling, spiritual support, and frequently plays a role in an individual’s most significant moments in life, including marriage and baptism. But what happens when that special relationship is exploited, and […]...Read More
When an individual starts a civil lawsuit, one of the first sacrifices they must make is to give up their privacy regarding the issues in dispute. This is because documents filed with the court normally identify the parties by name and are a matter of public record. A common question a sexual assault survivor is […]...Read More
In 2017, Ontario’s legislature passed Bill 96, the Anti-Human Trafficking Act, 2017, which created for the very first time, a separate civil law provision in the province of Ontario with respect to human trafficking. This means trafficked individuals can now sue their traffickers in civil court. This law also created a new civil restraining order. […]...Read More