The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Promoting and protecting individual dignity and equal rights - that's the goal of The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code. It's the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission's job to discourage and eliminate discrimination against everyone under provincial jurisdiction.
Discrimination is the action taken against others based on stereotypes and prejudices.
It denies people benefits and opportunities that others enjoy like housing or employment - areas that are essential to quality of life. A stereotype is a generalization that defines a group of people based only on what one member of the group says or does. It's a prejudgment based on stereotypes we create with inaccurate information. Sex discrimination includes discrimination based on pregnancy and pregnancy-related illness, as well as sexual harassment. Age means discrimination against people between ages 18 and 64.