Again, you have not only been talking about the tribunal report. You made a false assertion about another matter, namely the lack of any post-tribunal defence of Justice Camp. Given that you can't acknowledge your factual error, it's no surprise that you can't identify the bias that you have in this case.

EQUALITY is the limited Charter right, not "equality seeking." Our right to equality must be balanced against other Charter rights- the right to hold opinions and beliefs for example- the lack of which would mean that notions of equality would not exist. It follows that the manner in which equality can be justifiably sought is even more constrained. Fixing a human rights shortcoming in one area by creating shortcomings in another is not the way to go.