Sentences with phrase «minister broad rights»

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Members of prime minister Justin Trudeau's new government are opting instead to fold religious rights into a broader human rights office.

It will be strengthened by broad public opposition to the strikes, after ministers made an offer to unions proposing the protection of all accrued rights earlier this month.

Schools Minister Nick Gibb said: «We trust headteachers to make decisions about the right teaching staff they need for their schools — that is why we have made it easier for state - funded schools to employ teachers who have a broader range of qualifications, experience and skills.

The Minister has had a busy week, since he also announced a very broad privacy and data protection law: «every individual shall have a right to his privacy — confidentiality of communication made to, or, by him — including his personal correspondence, telephone conversations, telegraph messages, postal, electronic mail and other modes of communication; confidentiality of his private or his family life; protection of his honour and good name; protection from search, detention or exposure of lawful communication between and among individuals; privacy from surveillance; confidentiality of his banking and financial transactions, medical and legal information and protection of data relating to individual.»

The Supreme Court of Canada rejected the Defendants» constitutional challenge that extradition to the U.S. would violate their rights «to remain in Canada» pursuant to Section 6 (1) of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, affirming previous precedents which hold that the Minister retains broad discretion to grant the extradition requests of another corights «to remain in Canada» pursuant to Section 6 (1) of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, affirming previous precedents which hold that the Minister retains broad discretion to grant the extradition requests of another coRights and Freedoms, affirming previous precedents which hold that the Minister retains broad discretion to grant the extradition requests of another country: