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THE NEW CANADIAN MUSEUM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, MEETING IN HALIFAX

familyjustice — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 10:22:14 +0000

On Sept. 23, 2009 Victor Harris and I, attended the round table discussions for the new Canadian Museum of Human Rights at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.

We met in the small craft room. Sail boats all over the place. Wonderful atmosphere.

We were seated at round tables with other guests and a facilitator and note taker. Our facilitator was the best, Mary Beth. Our note taker was Vander.

We were all welcomed and treated with respect by the organizers. They wanted our input for the new museum. Their mandate is to treat people with sensitivity and respect and collect their stories.

As we told our stories at our individual tables and listened to each other’s stories, I realized there was an awful lot of pain and frustration in this room. These were all brave people who came together with their stories and their concerns to share and contribute to the new museum. This was a room full of Human Rights Violations.

It was a historical evening. I felt we had all created a little piece of history that night.

Watch for it. You will be impressed.

For more information about the museum, click here.

Connie Brauer

ANOTHER WAY NOVA SCOTIA DENIES JUSTICE TO PARENTS!

familyjustice — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 09:55:44 +0000

Who's life is it anyway?

http://gov.ns.ca/news/details.asp?id=20090922006

New Legislation Will Prevent Lawsuits that Strain Court Resources Department of JusticeSeptember 22, 2009 2:31 PM

People who needlessly tie up court resources in Nova Scotia would face restrictions under legislation introduced today, Sept. 22, by Justice Minister Ross Landry. The legislation targets people who persistently start, or continue, court proceedings without reasonable grounds. They are referred to as vexatious litigants. This legislation was originally introduced in November 2008.

“This legislation will prevent lawsuits that strain court resources. We want our justice system to be effective and efficient as possible,” said Mr. Landry. Vexatious claims strain court resources, waste judges’ time and results in defendants having to incur unnecessary legal costs. Nova Scotia judges will now have the power to end such claims. Seven other provinces, along with the Supreme Court and Federal Court of Canada, have legislation restraining such claims.

The legislation comes after consultation in 2006 and investigation by the Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia, which concluded vexatious litigants pose a threat to the Nova Scotia civil justice system. Further consultations were done in 2009.

———- FOR BROADCAST USE: People who needlessly tie up court resources in Nova Scotia would now face restrictions under legislation introduced today (September 22nd), by Justice Minister Ross Landry. These types of claims strain court resources, waste judges’ time and results in defendants having to incur unnecessary legal costs. Nova Scotia judges will now have the power to end such claims. -30- Media Contact: Sherri Aikenhead Department of Justice 902-424-3313 E-mail:aikenhsl@gov.ns.ca

This is exactly what the judges are doing to us to deprive us of our rights and freedoms. WHAT ABOUT THE THREAT TO US FROM THEM?

They have violated our:

GUARANTEED Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms,
United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
Anti slavery rights,
parents rights and
human rights

They won’t let us go to court and yet they continue to:

ROB US
COMMIT EXTORTION- MORE THAN $10,000
COMMIT FRAUD
COMMIT ABUSE OF POWER
COMMIT CONSPIRACY
COMMIT JUDICIAL ABUSE AND COVER UP
COMMIT CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY
REFUSE TO TERMINATE CHILD SUPPORT FOR A MISSING ADULT MAN, MISSING SINCE 2005. WE DON’T KNOW WHERE HE IS AND YET WE ARE FORCED TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT TO THE MOTHER TO FINANCIALLY ENRICH HER, INDEFINITELY. HE’S 23 !
THIS IS ELDER ABUSE. MY HUSBAND IS A RETIRED SENIOR LIVING ON OLD AGE PENSION AND HE MUST SUPPORT AN ADULT MAN FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE.
WE HAVE TO PAY THIS SUPPORT UNTIL WE DIE BECAUSE WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO GO TO COURT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE MOTHER IS PAULETTE HARRIS OF HALIFAX.
THE MISSING SON IS WILLIAM HARRIS OF “WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN”

OH CANADA, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?

Connie Brauer

MOTIVATION!

familyjustice — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 16:31:46 +0000

BEAUTIFUL SONG, LISTEN!

Motivation SongTechnorati Tags: motivational

Canada’s human rights museum crosses country in search of stories

familyjustice — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 16:18:47 +0000

Parents!

Here’s a story in today’s Chronicle Herald. I have signed up to be there and tell our story.

Who else will go? All of us should show up.

http://thechronicleherald.ca/Search/1140798.html

Canada’s human rights museum crosses country in search of stories

By MICHAEL LIGHTSTONE Staff Reporter
Fri. Sep 4 – 4:46 AM

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Irvine Carvery, president of the Africville Genealogy Society, plans to make a submission to officials from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights during public discussions Sept. 23 in Halifax. (Peter Parsons / Staff)

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Irvine Carvery, president of the Africville Genealogy Society, plans to make a submission to officials from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights during public discussions Sept. 23 in Halifax. (Peter Parsons / Staff)

Residential schools forced on native children. Japanese families sent to Second World War-era internment camps. Black citizens resisting racism in their struggle for civil rights.

Gay bashing. Anti-Muslim activity.

The Holocaust.

Survivors of the aforementioned human rights abuses are among the many people in this country who have been victimized by state-sanctioned big-otry or the hateful intolerance of individuals.

This month, Nova Scotians will get their chance to say how they think such societal stains — and others — should be handled by a new national museum being built in Winnipeg.

Officials from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights will be holding a public roundtable Sept. 23 in Halifax and local folks are welcome to participate.

The session aims to collect “human rights stories, perspectives and ideas that can be used to develop the content of the museum,” a website said.

To register for the roundtable, call 1-877-295-6639 or register online at www.humanrightsmuseum.ca/share-your-story.

In Halifax, a submission from the Atlantic Jewish Council will be part of the consultation process, a spokesman said Thursday. The council is affiliated with the Canadian Jewish Congress, which has urged its member agencies to address the content committee when it visits various communities across Canada.

The consultation process began in May and is resuming now after a summer break.

The Canadian Jewish Congress “will be submitting a brief to the museum on the need for a prominent and dedicated Holocaust section in the new museum,” said an email message sent to the Atlantic Jewish Council.

Jon Goldberg, the council’s executive director, told The Chronicle Herald he intends to take part in what has been described as a two-pronged process. He said he’ll attend the public roundtable and a more private “bilateral” discussion with museum officials. Mr. Goldberg said it’s too early to say what exactly his submission will be about, but he acknowledged it’ll promote the historical significance and impact of the Holocaust.

Six million Jews and other Holocaust victims, such as Gypsies, homosexuals, the mentally disabled and political enemies, died during Hitler’s reign, when the Nazis ruled Germany. The start of the war was 70 years ago this month.

A museum spokeswoman said construction began in April and the building is to open in 2012. She said aside from exhibits showcasing the Canadian perspective, there will be international human rights stories “seen through a Canadian lens.”

see the rest of the story at

( mlightstone@herald.ca)

Connie Brauer

YouTube – BRITAINS GOT TALENT 2009 SUSAN BOYLE (SINGER) (HQ)

familyjustice — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:44:54 +0000

YouTube – BRITAINS GOT TALENT 2009 SUSAN BOYLE (SINGER) (HQ).

Beware of Paulette Harris, child support fraudster.

familyjustice — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 14:38:30 +0000

http://www.stopthetorture.info
Beware of Paulette Harris, liar, scammer, assaulter, etc.

Why are we still paying child support to Paulette Harris for a 22 year old, able bodied, mentally capable man?

All money goes to Paulette Harris – nothing goes to William Harrs.

She has committed fraud, extortion, assault, child support fraud, and parental alienation.

Beware!

YouTube – Welcome to Mississauga

familyjustice — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 17:59:28 +0000

YouTube – Welcome to Mississauga.

An 88 year old mayor who remains undefeated!

Warning! Beware of Paulette Harris from Halifax

familyjustice — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 16:38:28 +0000

http://www.stopthetorture.info
Connie Brauer
902.798.5267
Warning, beware of Paulette Harris of Halifax.
She is violent and a fraudster.

Warning! Beware of Paulette Harris from Halifax, NS.

An Oxford School Teacher.

She’s violent.

The Guaranteed Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Lawsuit

familyjustice — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 16:18:49 +0000

http://thegreatcanadiancharterlawsuit.wordpress.com
We have filed a lawsuit for the violation of all non custodial parents rights, in Canada.
It is in the preliminary stages.
Stay tuned.
Connie Brauer
902.798.5267

Hello Folks,

We have filed a lawsuit against NS and Canada for Constitutional violations against

non custodial parents and parents deprived of their Children by the Children’s Aid Societies.

Stay tuned.

Connie Brauer

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

familyjustice — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:51:29 +0000

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

On 10 December 1948, the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the full text of which appears in the following pages. Following this historic act, the Assembly called upon all Member countries to publicize the text of the Declaration and “to cause it to be disseminated, displayed, read and expounded principally in schools and other educational institutions, without distinction based on the political status of countries or territories.”