You work as a Student Code of Conduct Manager at a University. In that role, you are in charge of handling cases of non-academic misconduct by following the university’s policy […]

You are a school administrator at a large high school with approximately 1300 students. One of the students at your school has been the repeated target of homophobic bullying by […]

You were recently hired as a security guard at a mall that has a policy about removing “suspicious” people and vagrants from the premises. The policy outlines the things to […]

You are running a 3-day workshop geared towards writers who are trying to publish a book. One of the people who registers for your workshop emails you to let you […]

You are spending a Saturday with your sister at your local mall doing some shopping. Due to your disability, you use a wheelchair that keeps you in a reclined position. […]

You are HIV positive and require specific medications known as anti-retroviral medication as part of your medical treatment. For the medication to be effective, you need to take it every […]

After you experience a stroke, you are diagnosed with a condition that affects your peripheral vision. Over time, you learn several adaptations, including wearing special glasses, which help compensate for […]

You are planning to go on a road trip and so you reserved a car with a car rental company. On the scheduled day of pick up, you arrive at […]

You have been playing slo-pitch softball for several years as part of a community league. When you started to have children, you continued to play while you were pregnant. You […]

Early in elementary school, your child starts showing signs of anxiety while at school. As they moved into higher grades, their anxiety worsens, and they are eventually diagnosed with Generalized […]

You are the manager of a small vacation lodge for tourists visiting your area of the province. The lodge has a dining room and a cafeteria for guests. A family […]

B.C.’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner (BCOHRC) is committed to ensuring that the personal information you provide is protected. The personal information that you provide is collected in accordance […]

BC’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner (BCOHRC) exists to address the root causes of inequality, discrimination, and injustice in B.C. by shifting laws, policies, practices and cultures. We do […]

Vancouver B.C. – BC’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner (BCOHRC) has released their newest “I love my human rights” video featuring accessibility advocate and guide dog user Georgia Pike.  Like […]

Vancouver B.C. – In response to recent developments regarding school police liaison officers (SPLOs) and the firing of the School District 61 (SD61) School Board, B.C.’s Human Rights Commissioner, Kasari […]

Vancouver B.C. – In celebration of Human Rights Day, B.C.’s Human Rights Commissioner has launched a new book club to foster conversations and build deeper understanding of human rights issues […]

Vancouver B.C. – BC’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner (BCOHRC) is launching the second phase of its free online educational sessions on systemic discrimination. Building on the success of […]

Vancouver B.C. – B.C.’s Human Rights Commissioner is launching a new Beyond the Headlines livestream series with a discussion of housing as a human right. On Thursday, Nov. 28 at […]