Collective rights are rights given to specific groups in Canada for historical or constitutional reasons. These rights preserve and protect ethnic minorities' cultural identities. The Métis are one of those specific groups that have been given special rights that reflect their needs and culture.
Sunday, February 5, 2012
What are collective rights?
Collective rights are rights given to specific groups in Canada for historical or constitutional reasons. These rights preserve and protect ethnic minorities' cultural identities. The Métis are one of those specific groups that have been given special rights that reflect their needs and culture.
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