“There is a huge problem with this museum,” said James Kafieh, an Ontario lawyer and chair of Canadians for Genocide Education, which has long opposed the museum. He said it promotes an “elite” view of human rights, and elevates one atrocity over all others in pursuit of an “emotionally manipulative indoctrination.” Built on “stolen land” via establishment privilege and backroom dealing, he said it does not respect the twin pillars of “inclusivity and equity.” news.nationalpost/2014/09/19/canadian-museum-for-human-rights-opens-amidst-controversy-and-protests/
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