Traduction de «minority status » (Anglais → Français) :

double minority status

Minor surgery status

Status Report on the Representation of Women, Persons with Disabilities, Aboriginal Peoples and Members of Visible Minority Groups in the Federal Public Service as of December 31, 1987

Status Report: Visible Minorities

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U. whereas women and girls from cultural, traditional, linguistic, religious, gender identity or sexual orientation minority groups experience multiple and intersectional forms of discrimination based on both their minority status and their gender;

...al status, (iii) visible minority status; (j) what qualifications and merit criteria have been identified as necessary and desirable for an appointment to a Quebec seat on the SCC; (k) what steps have been undertaken to identify potential successors to Justice Lebel upon his anticipated retirement from the SCC; (l) if the process in (k) has not begun, when is it anticipated to begin and what will the first steps be; (m) what regard is given, if any, to the linguistic proficiencies of candidates for Quebec seats at the SCC, in both official languages, (i) at what point in the process is such proficiency assessed, (ii) by whom, (iii ...[+++]) to what standard; (n) does the answer in (m) vary if the vacancy were to arise from another province; (o) in what ways will Quebecers, their government, and their professional orders be consulted and involved in the process to fill present and future vacancies arising from the province at the SCC; (p) in what ways have Supreme Court justices from Quebec been consulted by the government, in the past and present, relative to the appointments process and credentials and will they be consulted in the future; and (q) for judges appointed to Quebec seats on SCC whose appointment and swearing in is subsequently deemed void ab inito, (i) are taxpayers reimbursed in any way for the appointment process by the government, (ii) is the salary of such a judge returned to the government for the period in which it was collected in error, (iii) who makes the determinations in (i) and (ii) and by what process, (iv) what impact does such a determination have on the retirement and pensionable allowances of such a judge if he or she were a federal judge prior to and post appointment to the SCC, (v) are nominees from Quebec informed of the possibility of their appointment and swearing in being deemed void ab initio and, if so, at what point in the process? ...

Nevertheless, when minority language accused appearing before a court are few and far between, or where they're represented by counsel who speak only the majority language, or where, increasingly, accused are unrepresented but speak the majority language fluently, thus not making the judge aware of their minority status, then the judge may not be reminded of the need to inform the accused of his or her rights pursuant to subsection 530(3).

Transgendered Canadians and those who are seeking to redress their personal struggle are indeed a minority among us, but that minority status should not diminish their rights to protection from discrimination; it should ensure protection of those rights as fully as we can.