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Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee Yes, I think that would be an appropriate way of starting, that there's a basic way of looking at what human rights are, and that the concepts are clear to everyone, and that there's opportunity within those human rights to be able to move, making sure that the rights of the peop
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee I think the people in my community would say that they want to say what those human rights are. I think they would be the right to decide how they want to go about living in the community, what the rights are when you get housing, your right to vote, your right to live in the com
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee Let me answer that. I believe any forum that the public, and particularly in this case the first nations people, are engaged in is a good thing. But it shouldn't be about that particular topic that you're.... It should be about human rights and what they believe human rights are,
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee The question of amendments being made and enforced gradually is the thing that we're against, because we need to let the women know, and they need to let us have a dialogue with them about what this bill is actually supposed to be all about. If it's passed and they have the oppor
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee We've been around as long as Dawn's mother has been around. That is correct.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee I totally agree that there should be appropriate consultation and that time should be given to do it; it should not just be in a rushed fashion. Our people can't provide the proper knowledge to the government about what it is we need when we're asked to rush into this process. Ru
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee No, we haven't.
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee Thank you for that very important question as well. The women in northern Manitoba have always been interested in taking an active part in every opportunity we can have to look at how to end discrimination and how we can be involved in that process. These particular bills tha
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee Thank you for your very important answer about consultation. Of course, the definition of consultation means different things to different people. I don't know if anybody's defined consultation, and what that means, in a very broad way. I think that's part of the problem when we
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee The repealing of section 67 has to be done in consultation with the people. For me, and for the first nations women, we think that where the legislation really belongs is with first nations. We have the ability to develop a human rights legislation for first nations. I think that
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee Good day, everybody. [Witness speaks in Cree] I'm saying greetings to all of you in my language, which is Cree. My name is Doris Young. I'm here to talk about this very important section of Bill C-67. I am a first nations woman and a member of the Women's Advisory Council of Ma
May 15th, 2007Committee meeting
Doris Young