What’s New
Join CLAIHR for a discussion about climate change litigation in Canada on November 4 at 12 ET. More information is available here.
Read CLAIHR’s submission in Canadian Council for Refugees, et al. v. Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, et al. here.
Read CLAIHR’s Submission to the Law Society of Ontario on a minimum wage for articling students here.
Please join us for an Open Meeting on March 5, 2022. CLAIHR invites all interested stakeholders to come, learn how to get involved, and help us define our plans and priorities for the upcoming year and beyond!
Check out what CLAIHR has been up to this year! Read our 2021 Annual Report.
Climate Change Litigation in Canada
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Could you patent the sun? – Polio vaccine inventor, Jonas Saulk
By Harmit Sarai and Karen […]
Nevsun Resources Ltd. v. Araya: What the Canadian Supreme Court decision means in holding Canadian companies accountable for human rights abuses abroad
By James Yap, CLAIHR President
This post originally appeared on the blog of the Business and […]
Updates from the US-Mexico Border: A Week in the South Texas Family Residential Center
By Heather Cohen, CLAIHR Board Member
“Aren’t I human? Am I not the same as you?” […]
