Objets

• Commerce international
• Développement international
• Immigration
• Impôts et finances
• Justice et application des lois
• Questions constitutionnelles
• Relations internationales
• Religion
• Santé

Détails sur l'objet

Politique ou Programme

• International Relations: the position of the Canadian government regarding persecution of atheists and apostates in numerous countries. Seek amendment of policy on "Less Complex Claims" category as it excludes atheists from those listed as eligible for that status even though they are persecuted just as badly as the religious adherents listed in the same countries.

Politique ou Programme, Proposition législative, Projet de loi ou résolution, Règlement

• Taxation and Finance regarding regulations enforced by the Charities Directorate of the Canada Revenue Agency in respect of requirements for and benefits of charitable status particularly in those areas where said regulations and interpretations of said regulations favour religious charities over humanist charities

Politique ou Programme, Règlement

• International trade with regard to awareness of human rights violations under UN human rights guidelines and Canadian human rights standards in establishing and maintaining trade with countries that are known violators of UN and Canadian human rights standards particularly in regards to atheists and apostates.

Politique ou Programme, Subvention, Contribution ou autre avantage financier

• International Development with regard to care for human rights of atheists and apostates in countries that receive aid or development resources from Canada

Proposition législative, Projet de loi ou résolution

• Amend the National Anthems Act to replace words that exclude atheists and immigrants from singing O Canada.
• Constitutional issues: The theist wording of the National Anthems Act as it denies the right to freedom from religion (SCC Big M Drugs v. The Crown, 1984), Section 319(3)(b) of the Criminal Code of Canada, other federal legislation that discriminates against atheists of favours religion.
• Criminal Code of Canada with respect to section section 319(3)(b) protecting religious advocated from prosecution for hate literature with claims of support from religious texts
• Lobby for removal of section 319 3b of the Criminal Code of Canada to eliminate the exemption of public hate speech and/or hate literature based on cited support from religious literature from prosecution under section 319 2 for delivering hate speech or literature.

• Détails sur l'objet dans les versions précédentes

  Politique ou Programme

  • International Relations: the position of the Canadian government regarding persecution of atheists and apostates in numerous countries
  • International Relations: the position of the Canadian government regarding persecution of atheists and apostates in numerous countries Policy on "Less Complex Claims" category as it exclude atheists from those listed as eligible for that status even though they are persecuted just the religious adherents listed in the same countries.

  Politique ou Programme, Proposition législative, Projet de loi ou résolution

  • Taxation and Finance The Income Tax Act, particularly the regulations pertaining to qualification for charitable status that favour religion because of lower requirements for religions than the requirements for groups promoting the Secular Humanist philosophy and the support of Secular Humanists socially.

  Proposition législative, Projet de loi ou résolution

  • Constitutional issues: Section 93 of The Constitution Act of 1867 regarding minority school systems in Canadian provinces and territories, the theist wording of the National Anthems Act as it denies the right to freedom from religion (SCC Big M Drugs v. The Crown, 1984), Sections 296 and 319(3)(b) of the Criminal Code of Canada
  • Justice and Law Enforcement Section 319 3(b) of the Criminal Code of Canada with respect its allowing religious apologists to utter hate speech in public and publish hate literature if said hate speech and/or publication cites religious texts for justification.
  • Lobby for changes to Bill C-14 to remove requirement for imminent death as a qualification for medically assisted death and to allow for powers of attorney for personal care to include directions for medically assisted suicide if the individual suffers from dementia when medically assisted suicide would be that individual's choice. Legislation should provide reasonable safeguards to protect people from exploitation and to protect the individual philosophies of medical personnel.