Human Rights in Nova Scotia

The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission is committed to actively engaging and working with all Nova Scotians and our diverse communities to address issues of discrimination by effectively advancing equity and dignity, fostering positive and respectful relationships, and protecting human rights.

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Transgender Day of Remembrance Nov 18, 2024

Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is observed on November 20th as a day to honor and remember transgender and gender diverse individuals who have lost their lives to acts of anti-trans violence.

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Remembering Murray Sinclair Nov 12, 2024

Murray Sinclair was a powerful leader and advocate, a respected judge, Senator and chair of Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission. His passing on November 4 at the age of 73 is deeply saddening.

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Avoiding Cultural Appropriation and Discrimination at Halloween Oct 30, 2024

Nova Scotians choosing to participate in Halloween festivities are asked to avoid cultural appropriation or discrimination when selecting their costumes. Awareness and empathy are key to making respectful decisions.

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Nova Scotia Human Rights Week

 December 03 - December 10, 2024
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