Amnesty International has critiqued the Canadian government's human rights advocacy following the elimination of the CORE ombudsperson position in Ottawa.
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Amnesty International has critiqued the Canadian government's human rights advocacy following the elimination of the CORE ombudsperson position in Ottawa.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Amnesty International critiques Canadian government action in Ottawa regarding the elimination of the CORE ombudsperson position.1 source
Carney confirms the office closure and resulting advocacy criticism.1 source
The elimination of the CORE office is linked to labor issues highlighted by the Rana Plaza collapse.1 source
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Amnesty International
non-governmental organization based in the United Kingdom
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Ottawa
capital city of Canada
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