Examples of using SHRC in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Committee concludes that it is clear that the author acquiesced in the delay of the proceedings before the SHRC. It is therefore unable to conclude that the domestic remedies,
the Government of Saskatchewan has begun work with the SHRC to develop an Action Plan to address racism
The Committee further concludes that despite the expression by the SHRC of initial optimism of a swift ruling in the Carlson test case,
A copy is available at http://www. shrc. gov.sk. ca.
http://www. gov.sk. ca/shrc.
Further information respecting the work of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission can be found at http://www. gov.sk. ca/shrc/.
It further argues that the SHRC informed the author of these difficulties.
The SHRC has incorporated Aboriginal talking circles into its complaint resolution process,
The SHRC has focused on overcoming cultural barriers
The Committee further notes that the SHRC kept the author informed of the developments in the Carlson test case throughout.
The SHRC was created by the Scottish Commission for Human Rights Act 2006, and formed in 2008.
In June, 1999, the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission(SHRC) adopted a"Policy Relating to Visible Minorities as a Designated Equity Group.
The State party further argues while relying only on the complaint to the SHRC, the author failed to pursue alternative remedies and to demonstrate why
On 23 April 2003, he lodged a complaint with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission(SHRC), underlining that as a visible minority,
In addition, hearings before the SHRC are not in the nature of a"judicial remedy.
SHRC website, about us 20 October 2012.
On 22 June 2004, the SHRC indicated that it would prefer to delay a decision in the author's case until the resolution of the Carlson test case.
The financial argument together with the optimistic assessment by the SHRC led him to lodge his complaint only before the SHRC. .
The SHRC also reported that the proportion of visible minorities in the sponsor workforce had grown from 1.5% to 3.1% during the same period.
The author further maintains that the SHRC appears not to have been set up to scrutinize the Constitution in relation to relevant human rights violations in Saskatchewan.