Manitoba expands human rights code to include gender expression
April 24, 2025, 11:20 pm
In Winnipeg, heated public demonstrations and counter-protests mark the debate over a Manitoba bill that seeks to add gender expression to the province’s human rights code. The proposal has stirred passionate support and sharp criticism, sparking lively debate about extending legal protections in today’s evolving society.
WINNIPEG - Dozens of people lined up Thursday night to air opposition to and support for Manitoba's plan to add gender expression to the human rights code — a move that would include protections for people to be called by…
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