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Not sure if this has been shared yet but the BC Human Rights tribunal released its full decision on the Jessica Yaniv publication ban online. @goinglikeelsie @preta_6
bchrt.gov.bc.ca/shareddocs/dec…
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Some interesting things to note- Yaniv's tactic to get her mother to take responsibility for writing her nastier tweets during a cross-examination failed. 
One of the tweets in question is reference in reason #8 potentially giving some substance to the claim that Yaniv has a bias towards minorities.
The judge admits here that many of the respondents to the claims have trouble speaking English and it's a "theme" running through the waxing complaints. FYI translators were required for some proceedings and Yaniv's mother complained that her taxpayer $ shouldn't be used for them
The main reason for the removal of the ban is because Yaniv took no appropriate measures to maintain her own privacy in the matter and so the public interest trumps Yaniv's own private interest.
Yaniv has 60 days from July 17 to file an appeal with the B.C. Court of Appeal to have the ban reinstated.
