Human Rights Denied: Single Mothers on Social Assistance

By phrc | Published: April 25, 2005

Human Rights Denied documents the very difficult conditions in which single mothers
are raising their children in British Columbia today. It is a call for the Government of British Columbia to abandon its current policies – because they are a cruel failure.

Human Rights Denied: Single Mothers on Social Assistance (PDF)

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