Who is willing to stand up to defend and assert the human rights of the intellectually disabled? A tragic wrong occurred when Teresa Pocock was forced into an Ontario long-term care home in 2013 against her will. Despite Teresa’s many…
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BCCLA writes to Ontario Ministry of Health re: Violation of Teresa Pocock’s #HumanRights
Tagged with: Al Etmanski, BC Civil Liberties Association, BCCLA, CACL, Canadian Association for Community Living, Christine Elliott, Disability, Down syndrome, DownSyndrome, Dr. Eric Hoskins, Health Care, Human Rights, Inclusion BC, long-term care, LTCH, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, Nursing Homes, Ontario Government, People First of Canada, Plan Institute, Select Committee on Developmental Services, Spectrum Society for Community Living, Teresa Pocock, Vickie Cammack