Source of position: A/HRC/24/11/Add.1 - Para. 13 S10 SDG 10 - inequality See recommendation 17 regarding the criminalization of acts Affected persons: of violence based on racism. Information on measures related - minorities/ racial, ethnic, linguistic, religious or descent-based to racial discrimination can be found under recommendations groups 37, 38 and 42 above and in paragraphs 55 to 57 of Canada’s report. B32 Racial discrimination 128.49. Continue to eliminate racial discrimination, Supported Implemented. A41 Constitutional and legislative framework and put racial violence as criminal offence, with a D31 Liberty and security - general See recommendation 17 regarding the criminalization of acts view to protecting all the rights of minorities G4 Migrants of violence on racism. Information on measures related including newly arrived immigrants and better G1 Members of minorities S10 SDG 10 - inequality to racial discrimination can be found under recommendations integrating into the society (China); Affected persons: 37, 38 and 42 above and in paragraphs 55 to 57 of Canada’s Source of position: A/HRC/24/11/Add.1 - Para. 12 - migrants report. - minorities/ racial, ethnic, linguistic, religious or descent-based groups Comments: Through inclusive laws and policies and investments in settlement and integration services, Canada helps to set an inclusive and enabling environment for successful immigrant integration. Canada’s Settlement Program promotes welcoming, diverse communities by supporting ongoing connections between newcomers and communities and by building local capacity to support positive outcomes for newcomers. Many of Canada’s Settlement service provider organizations deliver social connections programming that contributes to building resilient communities and individuals and to fostering social cohesion. Services the Settlement Program are provided free to permanent residents, refugees and protected persons up until they become Canadian citizens. The Settlement Program has been effective at meeting a growing demand, providing settlement services to an increasing number of newcomers each year along their integration path. B32 Racial discrimination 128.50. Intensify efforts made so far to identify and Supported Implemented. G1 Members of minorities eradicate racism (Holy See); S10 SDG 10 - inequality See recommendation 17 regarding the criminalization of acts Source of position: A/HRC/24/11/Add.1 - Para. 11 Affected persons: of violence based on racism. Information on measures related - minorities/ racial, ethnic, linguistic, religious or descent-based groups to racial discrimination can be found under recommendations
Source of position: A/HRC/24/11/Add.1 - Para. 13 S10 SDG 10 - inequality Affected persons: - minorities/ racial, ethnic, linguistic, religious or descent-based groups See recommendation 17 regarding the criminalization of acts of violence based on racism. Information on measures related to racial discrimination can be found under recommendations 37, 38 and 42 above and in paragraphs 55 to 57 of Canada’s report. 128.49. Continue to eliminate racial discrimination, and put racial violence as criminal offence, with a view to protecting all the rights of minorities including newly arrived immigrants and better integrating into the society (China); Source of position: A/HRC/24/11/Add.1 - Para. 12 Supported B32 Racial discrimination A41 Constitutional and legislative framework D31 Liberty and security - general G4 Migrants G1 Members of minorities S10 SDG 10 - inequality Affected persons: - migrants - minorities/ racial, ethnic, linguistic, religious or descent-based groups Implemented. See recommendation 17 regarding the criminalization of acts of violence on racism. Information on measures related to racial discrimination can be found under recommendations 37, 38 and 42 above and in paragraphs 55 to 57 of Canada’s report. Comments: Through inclusive laws and policies and investments in settlement and integration services, Canada helps to set an inclusive and enabling environment for successful immigrant integration. Canada’s Settlement Program promotes welcoming, diverse communities by supporting ongoing connections between newcomers and communities and by building local capacity to support positive outcomes for newcomers. Many of Canada’s Settlement service provider organizations deliver social connections programming that contributes to building resilient communities and individuals and to fostering social cohesion. Services the Settlement Program are provided free to permanent residents, refugees and protected persons up until they become Canadian citizens. The Settlement Program has been effective at meeting a growing demand, providing settlement services to an increasing number of newcomers each year along their integration path. 128.50. Intensify efforts made so far to identify and eradicate racism (Holy See); Source of position: A/HRC/24/11/Add.1 - Para. 11 Supported B32 Racial discrimination G1 Members of minorities S10 SDG 10 - inequality Affected persons: - minorities/ racial, ethnic, linguistic, religious or descent-based groups Implemented. See recommendation 17 regarding the criminalization of acts of violence based on racism. Information on measures related to racial discrimination can be found under recommendations