Theme is "How Should We Survive" and I share at here. One person who response: Today's discussion in the group is thought-provoking:
If you decide to live in Canada, you should improve your English skills, read more serious news media coverage, and understand the political and cultural dynamics of Canadian society. This will allow us to better integrate into Canadian society. Otherwise, you can only complain in the WeChat group, which is sad. We cannot repeat the tragedy of those who did not have much culture 100 years ago.
This is my reply: Yes. What's more important is that the Canadian system was made by white people at that time, and was later supplemented to show equal rights. But judicial bureaucracy and loopholes still exist, so we have to use the rules of the game that they set to protect our rights. Institutions like the Ombudsman and the Human Rights Commission are independent of the government. The purpose of the existence of medical, financial, insurance and other institutions is to safeguard the basic rights and interests of our citizens. If you look at the official website of the Ombudsman, you will see the fundamental reason why I took the Ombudsman to court: https://www.ombudsman.ab.ca/
If you decide to live in Canada, you should improve your English skills, read more serious news media coverage, and understand the political and cultural dynamics of Canadian society. This will allow us to better integrate into Canadian society. Otherwise, you can only complain in the WeChat group, which is sad. We cannot repeat the tragedy of those who did not have much culture 100 years ago.
This is my reply: Yes. What's more important is that the Canadian system was made by white people at that time, and was later supplemented to show equal rights. But judicial bureaucracy and loopholes still exist, so we have to use the rules of the game that they set to protect our rights. Institutions like the Ombudsman and the Human Rights Commission are independent of the government. The purpose of the existence of medical, financial, insurance and other institutions is to safeguard the basic rights and interests of our citizens. If you look at the official website of the Ombudsman, you will see the fundamental reason why I took the Ombudsman to court: https://www.ombudsman.ab.ca/
ACTING WITH COURT APPEAL, & SUING ALBERTA OMBUDSMAN
My petition: https://chng.it/B4fDptk6DSJun 22, 2023
@all people: This is a post from @塑城老金 written to me (PeterPan) about the small town discrimination case caused by the provincial inspectorate Alberta Ombudsman's inaction and sued the agency:
On June 16, Peter Pan in At the King's Bench trial, 20-30 Chinese supporters attended the trial, which attracted a lot of attention, which is a good sign! Due to the impartial judgment of Judge Cario, the result of this trial was good. Here, only the inadequacies of the Chinese observers in the courtroom are brought up to attract attention. 1. There are too many people whispering and chatting happily, lacking the basic respect for the judge, which distracts the judge from listening to the plaintiff and what he is told. (In contrast to the lively scene in our right seat, the left seat was full of Muslims and Westerners, who were always silent. What's going on?) 2. Each of us has a mobile phone that is not turned off or set to silent or on hands-free. In the seats on our side, ?? many times the phone's music ringtone suddenly rang. The judge had to force the four to leave the court one after another. This is our record of shame! 3. As a basic court etiquette and respect for the court and the judges, everyone should stand at attention and bow when entering or exiting the front seat. When entering and exiting the court room, stand still, face the judge, and bow. Most people in the left seat have done so. As for us on the right seat, almost no one does this, can't stand still and bow. (If you don’t know it in advance, you can forgive it. We watched it on the spot, and we should have learned it.) Some of us frequently come and go to the court, casually, as if in no man’s land. The above three points are really rude. Maybe it's a Chinese problem. Hope to remind each other so that it won't happen again next time!
This is my reply: Thank you, Mr. Jin ???First of all, my family and I are very grateful to our Chinese community groups and individuals for their active participation in supporting my first trial against the provincial inspectorate Alberta Ombudsman. Details of this case It can be seen in my petition: https://chng.it/DF CK SJ那么
Regarding the three points mentioned by Mr. Jin, since this is a dozen cases heard by the King's Chamber judge, and according to the complexity of the case, my case It was arranged for the final trial, because it took a long time, and the following three points pointed out by Mr. Jin happened to our Chinese community, including myself. I hope we will be vigilant so that similar phenomena will not happen again. I have said that this The case is not only related to me, my family and my business, but more importantly, it is hoped that it will attract the attention of the society, so that our supervisory agency can maintain justice and uphold justice for the people. For this reason, I once again express my gratitude to the Chinese community Sincere thanks ??????
On June 16, Peter Pan in At the King's Bench trial, 20-30 Chinese supporters attended the trial, which attracted a lot of attention, which is a good sign! Due to the impartial judgment of Judge Cario, the result of this trial was good. Here, only the inadequacies of the Chinese observers in the courtroom are brought up to attract attention. 1. There are too many people whispering and chatting happily, lacking the basic respect for the judge, which distracts the judge from listening to the plaintiff and what he is told. (In contrast to the lively scene in our right seat, the left seat was full of Muslims and Westerners, who were always silent. What's going on?) 2. Each of us has a mobile phone that is not turned off or set to silent or on hands-free. In the seats on our side, ?? many times the phone's music ringtone suddenly rang. The judge had to force the four to leave the court one after another. This is our record of shame! 3. As a basic court etiquette and respect for the court and the judges, everyone should stand at attention and bow when entering or exiting the front seat. When entering and exiting the court room, stand still, face the judge, and bow. Most people in the left seat have done so. As for us on the right seat, almost no one does this, can't stand still and bow. (If you don’t know it in advance, you can forgive it. We watched it on the spot, and we should have learned it.) Some of us frequently come and go to the court, casually, as if in no man’s land. The above three points are really rude. Maybe it's a Chinese problem. Hope to remind each other so that it won't happen again next time!
This is my reply: Thank you, Mr. Jin ???First of all, my family and I are very grateful to our Chinese community groups and individuals for their active participation in supporting my first trial against the provincial inspectorate Alberta Ombudsman. Details of this case It can be seen in my petition: https://chng.it/DF CK SJ那么
Regarding the three points mentioned by Mr. Jin, since this is a dozen cases heard by the King's Chamber judge, and according to the complexity of the case, my case It was arranged for the final trial, because it took a long time, and the following three points pointed out by Mr. Jin happened to our Chinese community, including myself. I hope we will be vigilant so that similar phenomena will not happen again. I have said that this The case is not only related to me, my family and my business, but more importantly, it is hoped that it will attract the attention of the society, so that our supervisory agency can maintain justice and uphold justice for the people. For this reason, I once again express my gratitude to the Chinese community Sincere thanks ??????
