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Alberta tribunal allows amendment to complaint, request for anonymity in sexual harassment case

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The Human Rights Tribunal of Alberta has granted an application to amend a sexual harassment complaint to include the protected ground of physical disability and to anonymize the complainant’s name. ...

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