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==What laws apply to Aboriginal rights, treaty rights, and human rights of Aboriginal people in BC?== | ==What laws apply to Aboriginal rights, treaty rights, and human rights of Aboriginal people in BC?== | ||
==The ''Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms''== | ===The ''Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms''=== | ||
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms applies to every person in Canada, including Aboriginal people. But it applies only to laws and government actions, or the actions of agencies very closely connected to government, such as school boards and labour relations boards. The Charter will normally apply to band councils and other Aboriginal governments, but not always. Scripts 200, 230, and 232 have more on the Charter. | The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms applies to every person in Canada, including Aboriginal people. But it applies only to laws and government actions, or the actions of agencies very closely connected to government, such as school boards and labour relations boards. The Charter will normally apply to band councils and other Aboriginal governments, but not always. Scripts 200, 230, and 232 have more on the Charter. | ||
