charter of rights and freedoms (equality)
man gets job over women inspite being less qualfied this break right of? (sex?)
i think this false that teen not allowed into store based on age is always protected in charter
mentally and disable hve right to vote, i think this be true
excluding first nation frm school break right of? (ethnic origin?)
i think this be false that politicians n canada and the judges in canada be above law and they not be charged while in office.
sexism
I agree with your answers. :-) Great!
thanks ms. sue :)
You're welcome, Mohammad.
The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is a constitutional document in Canada that guarantees certain rights and freedoms to all individuals in the country. Let's address each of your statements.
1. If a man is chosen for a job over a more qualified woman solely because of their gender, it can indeed be viewed as a violation of the Charter's equality rights (specifically, the right to equal treatment without discrimination based on sex). It is important to note that additional factors and context may need to be considered to determine if a violation has occurred.
2. The Charter generally protects individuals from discrimination based on age, but it does have some limitations. For example, there are certain scenarios where age restrictions may be justified, such as serving alcohol or for public safety. So while it is not always protected under the Charter, many age-related restrictions are indeed subject to scrutiny to ensure they are justifiable and proportionate.
3. The Charter ensures that individuals with mental and physical disabilities have the right to vote. However, certain restrictions may apply in instances where a person's mental capacity significantly impairs their ability to understand the significance of voting.
4. Excluding First Nations students from school solely based on their ethnic origin would indeed be a violation of the Charter's equality rights (specifically, the right to equal treatment without discrimination based on ethnic origin). It is important to promote equality and inclusivity in education.
5. Politicians and judges in Canada are not above the law. They can be charged with criminal offenses while in office, but specific procedures and authorities may apply for certain cases, such as parliamentary immunity for certain actions related to their legislative roles or judicial independence for judges. However, it is crucial to hold all individuals accountable for their actions, including those in positions of power.
In summary, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is a crucial document in protecting and promoting the rights and freedoms of all individuals in Canada, and it is important to understand its provisions and limitations in various contexts.