Canada urged to stop religious discrimination against Muslims

The UN's Human Rights Council is urging Canada to do more against "religious discrimination against muslims". Religious discrimination against muslims in Canada? The Human Rights Council is of course dominated by islamic countries. This is all just propaganda and the council trying to get Canada to bend to them.

If anything it's the other way around in Canada and other places. Some muslims are doing the discriminating, and against non-muslim. Notice the article does not mention a single case of religious discrimination against muslims in Canada. That's because there's nothing to report.

Canada treats its muslims very well, better then other populations within Canada. If muslims are offended by a book or a cartoon the Author (Mark Steyn) and Editor (Ezra Levant) are taken before the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.

Muslim Canadians go fight in Afghanistan against our soldier and allies receive taxpayer funded health care when they come back (Khadr). Imams spew hatred against non-muslims and they are allowed to continue. Reuters

GENEVA (Reuters) - Canada should strengthen its domestic violence laws and stop religious discrimination against Muslims, a U.N. body heard on Tuesday[...]

Canada faced questions about its anti-terrorism laws, including a controversial "special advocate" measure in which a court-appointed lawyer with high security clearance stands in the place of certain detainees in their hearings.

Sims said the practice was meant to protect highly sensitive information while ensuring detainees get fair treatment.

"This program special advocates will be challenged and will work its way through the Canadian court system. It will, in this way, be tested for how well the government has struck this important balance," he said.

On racial and religious profiling, he said that it was not used as it was contrary to the law. Canada's "bias-free" recruitment of police meant its force included racial or ethnic minorities less likely to engage in such practices, he said.