"...Prejudices and stereotypes should never be the basis for making 
fundamental changes to human rights laws..." - Barbara Hall, B.A, LL.B, Ph.D 
(hon.) Chief Commissioner, Ontario Human Rights Commission

http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/resources/news/class_of_rights



"..The Code sets out a number of exceptions. The exceptions are made to
allow special programs to serve the needs of historically disadvantaged
communities, or on the basis of other circumstances.

For assistance in determining whether an exception applies, contact the
Ontario Human Rights Commission at
1-800-387-9080.

What about human rights complaints?

If you want more information, have had a complaint filed against you, or if
you have a human rights complaint, contact the general inquiry line. A
Commission staff person will tell you if your concerns are covered by the
Code. If they are covered, Commission staff will explain how the Code
applies to your situation and how the complaint procedure works.
The Commission also offers mediation services..."

http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/issues/employment

On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 23:42:52 -0500, Meldon wrote:

> "...Prejudices and stereotypes should never be the basis for making 
> fundamental changes to human rights laws...
................
> 
> "..The Code sets out a number of exceptions. The exceptions are made to
> allow special programs to serve the needs of historically disadvantaged
> communities, or on the basis of other circumstances.

IOW, this is a codification of "Prejudices and stereotypes".