Canada faces a "crisis" over the living conditions of its aboriginal residents, the UN special rapporteur for the rights of indigenous peoples has said.
James Anaya said Canada had taken "positive steps" but that "daunting challenges" remained, including a lower level of "well-being".
He said aboriginal women and girls remained vulnerable to abuse, and noted a lack of trust of the government.
We invite you to read the full article published May 12, 2014
Canada faces a "crisis" over the living conditions of its aboriginal residents, the UN special rapporteur for the rights of indigenous peoples has said.
James Anaya said Canada had taken "positive steps" but that "daunting challenges" remained, including a lower level of "well-being".
He said aboriginal women and girls remained vulnerable to abuse, and noted a lack of trust of the government.
We invite you to read the full article published May 12, 2014