A recent surge of milk on the farm evident from Quebecor of everything that affects one way or another reasonable accommodation prompted me to look in the chartered Council Quebec Press something relevant to the problem. I found this.
2.3 ATTITUDE OF THE PRESS IN THE MATTER OF INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS
2.3.1 Discrimination
According to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms of Quebec, any person "entitled to recognition and the exercise in full equality, rights and freedoms person, without distinction, exclusion or preference based on race, color, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, marital status, age [...], religion, political convictions, language , ethnicity or national origin, social condition, disability [...]. "
The media and information professionals should avoid cultivating or maintaining prejudices. They must avoid to use against individuals or groups, representations or terms that tend to raise hatred and contempt, to encourage violence or to offend the dignity a person or class of persons because of a discriminatory motive.
not prevented the media to report the characteristics that distinguish individuals or groups. However, this statement must be relevant and of interest groups, or be a prerequisite for understanding and consistency of information.
at any time and in any situation, reporters, commentators and editorialists should bind itself to the highest professional standards in this area.
I will consult a lawyer, just for fun. If you have an answer to the problem, do not be shy.
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