Canada abolishes human rights watchdog for overseas companies

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Canada is discontinuing the office responsible for human rights oversight.
The decision follows criticisms regarding the office's effectiveness since its establishment in 2019.
Mark Carney, a prominent figure, stated the office hasn't been effective.
The watchdog investigated alleged human rights violations by Canadian companies abroad.

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Canada eliminates human rights watchdog that oversees companies operating abroadThe Guardian · 1 month ago

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Canada is discontinuing the office responsible for human rights oversight.
The decision follows criticisms regarding the office's effectiveness since its establishment in 2019.
Mark Carney, a prominent figure, stated the office hasn't been effective.
The watchdog investigated alleged human rights violations by Canadian companies abroad.

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