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Canada is pleased to submit to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women its combined eighth and ninth periodic reports on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (hereinafter referred to as the “Convention”), ratified by Canada on December 10, 1981.
In 2013, 17.7 million women represented 50.4% of Canada’s population, maintaining a slim female majority that has endured for over 3 decades. Information and data related to issues such as women’s family status, education, employment, economic well-being, unpaid work and health are available in the sixth edition of Women in Canada: A gender-based statistical report.
This section of the report contains information related to articles 1, 2 and 3 of the Convention, and addresses the legal framework for the protection of women’s rights and the governance mechanism relating to the advancement of women. It focuses on the Committee’s comments 9-12, 17-18, 25-28 and 49-52.
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The new Citizenship Act allows the government to deport a Canadian-born dual citizen.Photo Credit: iStock Conservation or loss of permanent residence and citizenship in Canada
When an immigrant obtains permanent residency he or she obtains almost all the benefits of a Canadian citizen. This status will also allow him/her to eventually obtain Canadian citizenship if he/she meets all the requirements.
To do so, you must, among other things, maintain your permanent resident status, as the status can be lost in certain situations, especially when you do not meet the residency requirement.
This residency period is also mandatory when the resident wishes to renew his permanent resident card. On the other hand, the mere fact of having this permanent residence card or certificate does not exempt the person from the residency obligation.
Some permanent residents believe that they can, after obtaining their permanent resident card, leave Canada and return only a few months before the expiration of the card to renew. However, in doing so, permanent residents may not meet the residency requirement attached to their status.
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Bad news for pedophiles and sexual molesters in the southern country. Because his government is the first in the world to totally restrict foreign travel for perpetrators of sex crimes against minors and similar offenders. The measure goes directly against sex tourism by this type of criminal, who use vulnerable Southeast Asian countries to satisfy their appetites.
In the past, sex offenders were required to report their movements out of the country to the police. This did not prevent several from trying and succeeding in leaving without prior notification.
However, it has a flip side as it has led to criminals residing in the EU taking advantage of the Schengen Treaty to take their criminal activities to other countries without being stopped at the borders. Trafficking of people, drugs, weapons have been able to expand thanks to this agreement between members. An argument used during the Brexit to advocate the exit of the United Kingdom from the Union.
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In Canada, the Criminal Code differentiates criminal offences based on the seriousness of the offending behaviour. Offences are categorized into three classes: Misdemeanors, Felonies, and Hybrid Offences. According to this
According to this classification, the Penal Code makes distinctions in judicial proceedings between the different categories. In this way, the minimum and maximum penalties per category, penalties that would be imposed if the person tried is convicted, also vary.
The matter must be heard by a Judge in the Ontario Court of Justice. In contrast, when an individual is charged with one or more serious offences, the individual has more choice as to the level of court in which the trial will be held and also has a choice as to the mode of trial.
Finally, the most important procedural distinction between a trial held in the Ontario Court of Justice and a trial held in the Superior Court of Justice is the right to a Preliminary Hearing. The Preliminary Hearing is a procedural act in which the Prosecutor is given an opportunity to present evidence to the satisfaction of the Court, evidence which if conclusive would provide a basis for the Jury to return a guilty verdict for the offences charged. The evidence required by the Superior Court at this step is really minimal.