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1. Sexual harassment excludes women from public life

   For me, the answer must start with understanding freedom from sexual harassment as a human right. Realizing the freedom from violence is essential to human dignity, equality, and hope.

2. List of decisions, settlements, judicial reviews and appeals

   From: Annual report 2006-2007

   HRTO Final Decisions	Grounds
   Braithwaite, Illingworth v. The Attorney General for Ontario and the Chief Coroner (complaint successful, appeal filed by respondents in the Divisional Court)	association

3. Eliminating discrimination to advance the human rights of women and transgender people

   From: OHRC policy position on sexualized and gender-specific dress codes

   March 8, 2016 - Through its public education, policy development, outreach and litigation functions, the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) continues to work with community partners to challenge gender inequality and promote and advance the human rights of women and trans people in Ontario. Here is some of the work the OHRC has done in the past year:  

4. What do I do if I’m being sexually harassed?

   If you think you are being sexually harassed, start keeping a written record of events...

5. List of publications

   From: Annual report 2002-2003

    

   List of Publications		Publications Ontario	Web Site
   Plain Language Documents

6. List of Publications

   From: Annual report 2004-2005

   	Publications Ontario	Website
   Plain Language Documents
   Age Discrimination: Your Rights & Responsibilities (07/03)	√

7. Appendix A

   From: Annual Report 2011-2012 - Human rights: the next generation

   Anti-harassment policy

   The following are suggested contents for an anti-harassment policy that is broad enough to cover all forms of harassment in the educational setting.

8. Board of inquiry decisions and settlements

   From: Annual report 2000–2001

   Decisions 

   Age 

    

   Vander Schaaf v. M & R Property Management Ltd. et al. 

    

   Ethnic Origin 

    

   Jeppesen v. Corp. of the Town of Ancaster Fire & Emergency Services et al. 

    

   Handicap 

    

   Brock v. Tarrant Film Factory Ltd. et al. 

    

9. OHRC letter to Premier Wynne regarding Murdered and Missing Indigenous women

   October 29, 2015 - Dear Premier Wynne, There is a clear connection between violence against women and the disparate social and economic status women face in our society, and indeed, across the globe.  It is with respect to this disparate social and economic status, particularly that of Indigenous women in our province, that I write this letter.

10. Commission's framework and current position

    From: Discussion paper: Toward a commission policy on gender identity

    (1) Introduction

    The framework for developing Commission policy in the area of gender identity is the Code, with the preamble being of particular importance:

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