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This database contains more than 10,000 recommendations pulled from over 200+ reports on human rights issues relevant to British Columbia. Each result contains information about the report it came from, the groups affected by the recommendation, the target audience called on to respond to the recommendation and, where relevant, the specific location in British Columbia that the recommendation refers to.

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BCOHRC’s recommendations database is for community organizations, advocates, researchers or passionate individuals working to learn more about human rights issues in our province. This database is also for governments and decision makers who can now more easily see what kinds of recommendations have been brought forward on the areas they are responsible for with the aim of assisting these groups to implement human rights recommendations.

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Recommendation 30: (b) Where the court determines that it is necessary to remove the child from the care of a parent or guardian, the court shall, before making an order, consider whether it is possible to place the child with a person or group in accordance with the order of preference of placements

Pathways in a Forest: Indigenous Guidance on Prevention-Based Child Welfare

Group/author:
West Coast Leaf

Year:
2019

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Category and theme:

Decolonization and Indigenous rights
,
Health, wellness and services
,
Indigenous children and youth in care
,
Poverty and economic inequality
,
Public services
Audience:

First Nations governments
,
Government of British Columbia
,
Independent offices of the Legislature
,
Indigenous organizations
Groups affected:

Children and youth
,
Indigenous Peoples
,
Youth in care
Location of recommendation:

All of B.C.
,
First Nations communities
,
Metis communities

Recommendation 3: ‘Safe spaces’ where women and girls can get the support and resources they need – particularly in rural and remote communities where there may be a small policing complement, or where everyone knows everyone else; and,

Government of B.C. Reflection on Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women and Girls: A Statement on the Anniversary of the Release of the Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

Year:
2020

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Category and theme:

Decolonization and Indigenous rights
,
Discrimination and hate
,
Gender-based violence
,
Health, wellness and services
,
Indigenous children and youth in care
,
Indigenous issues in policing and justice
,
Policing and the criminal justice system
,
Poverty and economic inequality
,
Public services
Audience:

Government of British Columbia
,
Indigenous organizations
,
Non-profits and community organizations
Groups affected:

Children and youth
,
Fleeing violence
,
Indigenous Peoples
,
Living in rural communities
,
Women and gender diverse people
Location of recommendation:

All of B.C.
,
First Nations communities
,
Metis communities

Recommendation 2: ‘Coming of age’ ceremonies for Indigenous children and youth, and ensuring that education regarding consent and safety begins in pre-school and carries on through adulthood

Government of B.C. Reflection on Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women and Girls: A Statement on the Anniversary of the Release of the Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

Year:
2020

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Category and theme:

Culture and language
,
Decolonization and Indigenous rights
,
Education and employment
,
Health, wellness and services
,
Poverty and economic inequality
,
Public services
Audience:

Academic institutions
,
Faith and cultural groups
,
Government of British Columbia
Groups affected:

Children and youth
,
Indigenous Peoples
Location of recommendation:

All of B.C.
,
First Nations communities
,
Metis communities

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