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| service_description = The '''BC Human Rights Clinic''' is operated by the [[Community Legal Assistance Society]] and funded by the BC Ministry of Justice. The Clinic provides free <span class="noglossary">representation</span> to complainants who have cases before the BC Human Rights Tribunal on a province-wide basis. Accepted applicants are assigned an advocate to assist with the early stages of a complaint. | | service_description = The '''BC Human Rights Clinic''' is operated by the [[Community Legal Assistance Society]] and funded by the BC Ministry of Justice. The Clinic provides free <span class="noglossary">representation</span> to complainants who have cases before the BC Human Rights Tribunal on a province-wide basis. Accepted applicants are assigned an advocate to assist with the early stages of a complaint. | ||
'''Website:''' The [ | '''Website:''' The [https://www.bchrc.net/legal_services Legal Services] page under the ''Services'' menu has information on how to get advice or <span class="noglossary">representation</span>. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:17, 21 May 2019
| The BC Human Rights Clinic is operated by the Community Legal Assistance Society and funded by the BC Ministry of Justice. The Clinic provides free representation to complainants who have cases before the BC Human Rights Tribunal on a province-wide basis. Accepted applicants are assigned an advocate to assist with the early stages of a complaint.
Website: The Legal Services page under the Services menu has information on how to get advice or representation. |
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