Here's the truth:

*  Human rights tribunals are bound by the Charter.
*  Rules of evidence apply.
*  More respondents than applicants appear with legal representation.
*  There is no 100% conviction rate - tribunals dismiss overwhelming more cases than they grant.
*  In fact, there are no convictions; human rights cases are civil law, not criminal.
*  In the few cases that applicants win, the tribunal orders the respondent to pay them damages; there are no fines, there is no jail.

Why you emphasize that you are white is known only to you.