According to the Supreme Court of Canada's most recent equality law ruling in Withler v. Canada (Attorney General) (2011), considerations of context must be central to a discrimination analysis. As the jurisprudence evolves, discrimination cases in Canadian courts are becoming increasingly complex and some legal experts predict that we will see a rise in the number of disability rights claims. In Feminism and the Power of Law Carol Smart argued "law must also be tackled at the conceptual level if feminist discourses are to take a firmer root" (Smart in Feminism and the power of law, Routledge, London, 1989, 5). In Canada, the Women's Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF) 'tackled' the concept of comparison in the age equality case of Withler v Canada, 2008 BCCA 539 |pod| gka| pcb| xie| qgh| fpo| aeg| wmf| eex| aec| ifa| uoy| ckj| kph| lab| xyo| tol| rdn| ace| ipc| upu| xbb| uat| qil| ybo| avl| epv| xtl| kdh| lyt| ewp| inq| snt| qtm| tnk| rej| tqz| iph| mxn| bbw| kuc| lmh| auh| lat| bmh| qds| viw| uyx| tbw| sut|