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“There is No Room For
Complacency In Canada
About Human Rights”

TTAWA (CPA)—"The
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ing session ot the nal Hum:

Ae aa isconcerting

human rights,

ere is no room for complacency |
, Mr, Justice J. T. eal

out of canes told the open:

n Rights pCorsetenee here.

i
ica eee with free.
, bo th provincial and federal,” i:

iting the. Albert

dians of Japanese in.
Canada, he said, eae “the
m of Sou

property for public purposes in
he whole of the civilized world.”
he espionage case, too, he con-

tinued, saw a “shocking disregard”
of freedoms.
Breaches Expose Insecurity

ses from sunpee sador Yacoub Os-
man, permanent Geegeaniee of

al the Sudan at the United Nations,

and Mrs, Albert Paradis of the Ca-
nadian Ne ‘ational Commission for
hs

UNE:
ic Rights Pan

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rights adequately protected.
nd as long as economic rights
are ince. ne rights in all
other area: are in constant
danger.”

Pierre Elliott Trudeau in his
paper Pees to the fact that 72

Ai cent of heads of rai
e-earners, make

yearly, whereas the

elfare Council set as a

There are also depressed areas,

| he said, ant eats marginal groups.

Mahoney = paper stressed

that “the average Canadian em-

ployee is a from the ideal “truly
”, bec:

“The result of these breaches
is that there is an uneasy feeling
in Canada that the freedom of
to be,’ said, notin,
fiat ae Be ae produced 2
“strong demand for a Bill of
Rights.”

‘he pie patrocneed by the gov-
ernment, aid, falls short of
the target Ee areal aim at.

“The spirit of freedom is a su:
taining and mecsistible geioree for
pecan is essential in’s self-

sete Then se ay lose
it thru thoughtlessness do not
desi

vi igilance Urged
onstant vigilance,”

“C,
Thorson concluded, “is necessary

to the maintenance of the spirit of i

portant
Justice
it

cause he depends on
many o1 le
and for his pe existen
ee He aid “is : be
cte anner by
gous Sh eA patron ted
ee mmon restrictions on their
teftara n.
ia skilled artisan and c
man of the past has. been saaitie!
y mass production and

pro-

‘otect employ.
through col-

Let us steadfastly guard our great
treasure.”

ts
it is “limited both
Pe gnadeauate re sa tion and by
ie attitud emplo: oe rs.”
mp over 3 Im mpe

(Emposes ‘ahoney continue,

The three-day conference, with
Dr. H. L. Keen! a pie: director-
ral the Nation:
Technical ane: ON

tion as chairman, saw 1
delegates participate in the open-
ing sessions, at ich Justice
J >

aieron and John Humphrey,
of mRiphtsidivi

peated tive ieee ning by itself | m
01

cannot, he cont te eons the
problem of unemplo:
“We aust aim at aa economic
d h every Canadian

f the United Nations spoke,

Civil Rights and Liberties, Econo-

mic Rights, and Social Right:

A Human Rights Film Festival,
Rights Commission | i

which heard briefs from major

‘anadian organizations, a

conf
eetinaicen closing the con-

hicl y
will iw ‘he has a job available
if he is willing to Sar
zeae jobs must provide mini-
living vantards and oP
portunities fea eaoeation, sickne:
a “dignified tiveli
in 6 ars e.””
Gre Ca Fl Afford Rights)
Canada, he concl:
ford these economic rights.
th Li we cannot
boast that our citizens have

factors for his job] F-¢,

lective nee re are I a in
educational and public

vices, Ther emue thought te
INA is ciate ra ulation, which

is hun, Ty.
If society does not produce the

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Meanwhile, le, the executive
ittee has ore red both unions aca
refrain eons Il raiding activiti
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next door while

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