Selective human rights: the double standard in Canada and the West’s policy toward Iran
Canada’s own human rights record is shaped by its ongoing relationship with Indigenous Peoples. It is within this context that the language of human rights can become uneven, selective, and performative.
As a social work practitioner and scholar, I am trained to understand how personal experiences are shaped by broader social, economic, political, and historical forces. Social justice and human rights are not abstract concepts; they are embedded in everyday lived realities, ...
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