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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the BC Human Rights Tribunal Individual Complaint form in the editor.
- Begin by filling in your personal information, including your first name, last name, and contact details. Ensure that all fields are completed legibly.
- In Step 1 of the form, list each Respondent you believe is responsible for the discrimination. Provide their names, relationships to you, and contact information.
- Proceed to Step 2 where you will identify the areas of discrimination relevant to your complaint. Select from options such as employment or tenancy.
- In Step 3, describe the conduct of each Respondent that you believe constitutes discrimination. Be specific about dates and incidents.
- Complete Steps 4 through 8 by addressing time limits for filing complaints, desired remedies, and confirming the accuracy of your information before submission.
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How to file a human rights complaint in BC?
Contact us if you want another option or if you want us to send you a complaint form. If you cant use the online form and need another option, call the Tribunal at 604-775-2000 press 3 and then press 1 to speak to a Registry Officer.
What happens after you file a complaint with the BC Human Rights Tribunal?
There are options available to the parties. They can agree to settle the complaint. The respondent can respond to the complaint and can apply to have the complaint dismissed. If the complaint is not resolved or dismissed, the Tribunal holds a hearing to decide if there was discrimination.
What is the time limit for BC Human Rights Tribunal?
BC Human Rights Tribunal There is a one year time limit for filing a complaint. The Tribunal may allow a complaint to be filed after the time limit.
How long does the BC Human Rights Tribunal take to process?
If the parties do not settle the complaint, the respondent responds and the parties exchange documents. This usually takes two to three months. If the respondent applies to dismiss the complaint, it usually takes about three months for the Tribunal to decide the application after all the arguments have been made.
What does the BC Human Rights Tribunal do?
The Human Rights Tribunal mediates and adjudicates complaints under the Human Rights Code. The Human Rights Clinic assists people who need help dealing with a provincial human rights complaint.
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What are the protected grounds for the BC Human Rights Tribunal?
because of the Indigenous identity, race, colour, ancestry, place of origin, political belief, religion, marital status, family status, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or age of that person or because that person has been convicted of a criminal or summary
How does the BC Human Rights Tribunal work?
The Code makes the BC Human Rights Tribunal responsible for the process. The process starts with someone making a complaint. The Tribunal decides if the complaint was filed within the time limit and sets out possible discrimination. If so, the Tribunal notifies the respondent.
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