 UN calls Canada's tough-on-crime agenda 'excessively punitive' | CTV NewsPolitical | 207747 hits | Oct 09 1:44 pm | Posted by: saturn_656  The federal government's tough-on-crime agenda is "excessively punitive" for youth and is a step backwards for Canada's child rights record, says a United Nations group.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Adopt a national strategy to implement children's rights, alleviate poverty and prevent violence.
Address high levels of violence against aboriginal women and girls.
Ensure child victims of violence have access to restraining orders and other means of protection.
Help troubled parents take better care of their children instead of sending them into foster care.
Ensure disabled children are not forced into segregated schooling.
Monitor the use of drugs to treat mental conditions in children, to curtail over-medication.
Eliminate user fees in public schools.
Increase the availability of free or affordable daycare.
Rehabilitate Omar Khadr.
Stop detaining child refugee claimants.
Act to prevent obesity among children.
Looks like they've taken a special interest in our grenade chucking burden.
The only people that take any notice of the UN are the UN.
Periodically a few of the leftists on this site are fond of citing the UN as if it is a legitimate organization of some sort.