Margo Lainne Greenwood · Senator, Senate of Canada
Senate of Canada Event, with community representatives, NGOs and community organizations, advocating for Canada's support for the declaration of a United Nations convention on the Rights of Older Persons.Read more
Bill C-16 (Protecting Victims Act) regarding coercive control. EAPO, joined a group of organizations, part of the Elder Justice Coalition to meet with MPs, Senators and Staffers about suggested amendments to Bill C-16. Proposed changes included the need to the create a coercive control offence, that applies beyond intimate partners, to include relatives. Expanding Bill C-16 in this manner, would better reflect the experienced realities by older adult victims and help ensure abusers are held to account.Read more
Bill C-16 (Protecting Victims Act) regarding coercive control. EAPO, joined a group of organizations, part of the Elder Justice Coalition to meet with MPs, Senators and Staffers about suggested amendments to Bill C-16. Proposed changes included the need to the create a coercive control offence, that applies beyond intimate partners, to include relatives. Expanding Bill C-16 in this manner, would better reflect the experienced realities by older adult victims and help ensure abusers are held to account.Read more
Bill C-16 (Protecting Victims Act) regarding coercive control. EAPO, joined a group of organizations, part of the Elder Justice Coalition to meet with MPs, Senators and Staffers about suggested amendments to Bill C-16. Proposed changes included the need to the create a coercive control offence, that applies beyond intimate partners, to include relatives. Expanding Bill C-16 in this manner, would better reflect the experienced realities by older adult victims and help ensure abusers are held to account.Read more
Bill C-16 (Protecting Victims Act) regarding coercive control. EAPO, joined a group of organizations, part of the Elder Justice Coalition to meet with MPs, Senators and Staffers about suggested amendments to Bill C-16. Proposed changes included the need to the create a coercive control offence, that applies beyond intimate partners, to include relatives. Expanding Bill C-16 in this manner, would better reflect the experienced realities by older adult victims and help ensure abusers are held to account.Read more
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