1. Recalls that the human rights of women are an inalienable, integral and indivisible part of universal human rights and states that promoting and protecting women's rights are fundamental prerequisites for building a true democracy and that all possible means should be used to prevent any violations of the human rights of women, including those violations taking place in the Union, such as genital mutilation, honour killings and forced marriages; calls, therefore, on the Member States and, in a coordinating role, the European Commission to take all necessary steps to punish the perpetrators of such violations and see to it that such v ...[+++]iolations, even when committed by Union residents outside the Union's territory, are dealt with under the criminal laws of the Member States, including in cases involving forced marriages;

What general interest services come under EU law?

In violation of our citizens' privacy rights, Bill C-68 also violated the rights of millions of law abiding citizens, trampling on fundamental property rights, placing in jeopardy our charter of rights to be secure against unreasonable search and seizure, eliminating our right to remain silent, reversing the onus of proof and thereby eliminating our rights to be presumed innocent until proven guilty, infringing on the treaty rights of aboriginal people, and intruding unnecessarily into the exclusive constitutional jurisdiction of the provinces over property and civil rights.

For the first time in Canadian law, this legislation would provide a uniform regime of apportionment of liability applicable to all torts governed by Canadian maritime law.

Let us stop this piecemeal management, with a bit here and bit there, a little contract with Boeing for a few billion dollars with no conditions negotiated.

Senator Campbell: I ask that question because for the most part, the value of a company is in the land — the cutting rights, the water rights, the energy rights.