Brown to MPP David Winninger, Parliamentary Assistant to the Ontario Attorney General
| Title | Brown to MPP David Winninger, Parliamentary Assistant to the Ontario Attorney General |
| Publication Type | Correspondence |
| Authors | Brown C |
| Date Published | 01/1993 |
| Year of Publication | 1993 |
| Notes | The Attorney General of Ontario ignored assaults and other abuse of children with sensitivities in Ontario schools and elsewhere. Discrimination against persons with sensitivities, in the form of denying protections normally available to the public, continues in the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General today. Winninger apparently did nothing, as children continued to be abused. |
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