Example:
On May 26, 2010, the Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation (CERA) and four individual applicants launched a test case to challenge the failure of the federal and Ontario governments to provide adequate housing, as a breach of the Charter rights of those who are homeless or inadequately housed.You know, they might end up implementing communism through judicial activism, if this doesn't stop.
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Citing international human rights treaties, the applicants are challenging the federal and provincial governments’ inaction on homelessness. The challenge is framed as a breach of Charter s. 7 (life, liberty, personal security) and s. 15 (equality).
I have a question: why are the people homeless in the first place? I'm very curious about that answer.
I am so sick of people using the Charter as their springboard for policies they can't the population to support.