Woman Behind Alberta Flyer Decrying Rainbow Crosswalk Didn’t Mean to Discriminate, Human Rights Hearing Told

Western Standard: Free speech is a human right — but not in Alberta

Do Danielle Smith and her government actually believe in free speech? They say they do. Yet Albertans continue to be prosecuted for expressing their opinions on moral, political, and cultural topics.This week, Westlock resident Benita Pedersen is required to attend a human rights hearing that will drag on for weeks. Ms. Pedersen is responding to a complaint after she distributed flyers opposing a proposed rainbow crosswalk in Westlock. Ms. Peder…

Alberta woman facing human rights tribunal for opposing rainbow crosswalk

Subhead:Benita Pedersen is facing a human rights complaint over a flyer she handed out three years ago opposing a proposed rainbow crosswalk incorporating the colours of the transgender pride flag.#

Woman behind Alberta flyer decrying rainbow crosswalk didn’t mean to discriminate, human rights hearing told

An Alberta woman facing a human rights complaint over flyers she distributed opposing a rainbow crosswalk in her town did not intend to discriminate against transgender people but wanted to warn parents about risks of transitioning, according to one of her lawyers.

Alberta woman forced into human rights hearing over anti-Pride flyer

Westlock resident Benita Pedersen has been issued a human rights complaint for “hatred or contempt” after posting an anti-Pride crosswalk flyer.