The Committee has found that this complaint, claiming unlawful discrimination, is inadmissible ratione temporis.

In particular, please specify if there are complaint mechanisms, remedies and sanctions to prevent discrimination against women and how the application of laws prohibiting discrimination is monitored.

5.4 The author maintains his claims of enforcement problems in connection with article 2, as victims of discrimination in Ontario cannot bring a court action for discrimination but must file a complaint with the Commission.

After national legal remedies have been exhausted, they may submit a complaint to the Committee on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women.

The respondent, Satnam Vaid, was the driver of the Speaker of the House of Commons. He filed a complaint of discrimination based on race with the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

2.4 On 12 December 2002, DRC filed a complaint with the Board and specifically asked whether the language requirement was compatible with the Act against Discrimination.

1.9 A review with the view to re introducing Discrimination' as a category of complaint disaggregated by sex would assist the Office of Ombudsman in monitoring the incidence of discriminatory practices.

According to the Gender Equality Act burden of proof has been partially placed upon a person against whom the application, complaint or petition about discrimination based on sex is submitted.

In cases of discrimination based on sex it is possible to base the complaint on the provisions of the Employment Contracts Act, the Wages Act and the Working and Rest Time Act.

The complaint

The Committee is concerned at the absence of any complaints of racial discrimination before the High Court since 1994 and at the fact that no complaint was ever submitted before the Police Complaints Authority.

7.5 Concerning the author's complaint of his difficulties in finding a job because of his criminal record, the Committee considers that the author has not exhausted domestic remedies with respect to this allegation of discrimination.

Any person who considers that he or she is the victim of discrimination by an employer or a body covered by federal legislation may lodge a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

Date of complaint 6 May 1999

Date of complaint 8 February 2002

Date of complaint 19 November 2002

Date of complaint 28 November 2002

Date of complaint 25 June 2003

Date of complaint 28 February 2000

(c) The object of the complaint

Encourage complaint submission.

Date of the complaint 20 December 2001

Date of the complaint 8 November 2002

Date of the complaint 12 December 2002

Date of the complaint 16 January 2003

Having concluded its consideration of complaint No.

Date of the complaint 7 June 2002

Date of the complaint 16 September 2002

Date of complaint 29 November 2001 (initial submission)

Will anyone lodge a complaint?

The complaint, which was filed with the police department and subsequently with the Public Prosecutor, alleged the commission of a criminal offence and sought a conviction of the company Fair Insurance A S under the Danish Act against Discrimination.

7.1 The Committee considered the admissibility of the complaint at its thirtieth session and declared the complaint admissible in a decision of 29 April 2003.

Most of the 80 test subjects complied without complaint.

Date of the complaint 29 August 2000 (initial submission)

Procedural issues Exhaustion of domestic remedies substantiation of the complaint

He filed a formal complaint of abduction with us, do you understand? After receiving a formal complaint we are responsible for conducting an investigation.

The State party's observations on the admissibility of the complaint

racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and all forms of discrimination

Racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and all forms of discrimination

Racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and all forms of discrimination

racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and all forms of discrimination

Two treaties have no complaint procedures, and far fewer States have acceded to existing complaint procedures than to the treaties themselves.

The authors allege that the Supreme Court of Justice has done nothing  on their complaint from 1997 to the time of the submission of their complaint to the Committee.

The complaint should therefore be found inadmissible.

(a) That the complaint is inadmissible and