Religion, Charity and Human Rights, by Kerry O’Halloran, Cambridge, U.K.: Cambridge University Press; 2014 ISBN: 978-1-10702-048-1 Kerry O’Halloran’s 2014 book, Religion, Charity and Human Rights, provides
Summary This article summarizes some findings about how civil society in Canada has been involved in working to improve the rights of children within the
Although politicians and powerful players pay lip service to civil society, the reality on the ground is different. Ask the human rights defender sentenced to
Part I of this paper, which won The Philanthropist’s 2000 Award, appeared in Volume 16, Number 2. Section 15: The Equality Guarantee s. 15(1): Every individual
Index to The Philanthropist Volume 12 Cite as (1994-5), 12 Philanthrop. No., pp. PREPARED BY CLAUDIA WILLETS, M.L.S. Subject Index A ACCOUNTING FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Introduction International philanthropy usually brings to mind famine relief or using Canadian dollars and expertise to build wells and irrigation systems in Third World countries;
We close this volume with some solid law, some sound advice, and some views of new frontiers in philanthropy. The solid law comes in the
A Comment on Re Canada Trust Company and Ontario Human Rights Commission. The author wishes to thank Lesley Midzain for valuable research assistance in the preparation