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Know your fundamental rights at home, school, work, and public spaces.
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Your Rights in Care: What You Need to Know
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You won’t get in trouble for speaking up about your concerns or asking questions—it’s your right.
You won’t get in trouble for speaking up about your concerns or asking questions—it’s your right.
If you’re a youth in British Columbia in care, this guide explains your rights — safety, health, being heard — and shows you how to speak up and get help if your rights aren’t being respected.
Tell me more: Right to Protest
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Know your rights, limits and risks when protesting to effectively contribute to meaningful social change in Canada
Know your rights, limits and risks when protesting to effectively contribute to meaningful social change in Canada
Planning to protest in British Columbia? Learn about your rights to peaceful assembly, legal limits, safety tips, and how to prepare effectively for a lawful demonstration.
Kids have rights!
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You have many protected rights. These rights are fundamental, and cannot be taken away from you or given up. Knowing your rights helps you better stand up for yourself and others!
You have many protected rights. These rights are fundamental, and cannot be taken away from you or given up. Knowing your rights helps you better stand up for yourself and others!
All children and youth in British Columbia have basic rights — to be safe, to develop, to be heard and respected. This guide explains what those rights are and why they matter.
How can First Nations kids access Jordan’s Principle?
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First Nations kids and their caregivers can apply to Jordan’s Principle to get the products, services and support they need when they need them.
First Nations kids and their caregivers can apply to Jordan’s Principle to get the products, services and support they need when they need them.
First Nations youth in British Columbia can access Jordan’s Principle for services like speech therapy, mental health support, and medical equipment. Learn how to apply, who’s eligible, and where to get free help.
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