National Action Plan on Open Government Commitment

C04.1.2 - Justice

Commitment:
Justice
Milestone:
Collect and share data, including disaggregated data
Indicator:
C04.1.2 - Completion and sharing of findings of Qualitative Studies on LGBTQ2S+ populations, Black Canadians, persons with disabilities, immigrants and Indigenous peoples, to complement the CLPS quantitative data
Lead Organization:
Department of Justice Canada
Deadline:
By spring 2022
Summit for Democracy:
No

Updates

2024-03
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

No new reports published this quarter. One qualitative study remains to be published.

2023-12
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

No new reports published this quarter. One qualitative study remains to be published.

2023-09
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

No new reports published this quarter. One qualitative study remains to be published.

2023-06
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

No new reports published this quarter. One qualitative study remains to be published.

2023-03
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

No new studies published this quarter (just one remaining).

2022-12
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

No new studies published this quarter

2022-09
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

Ten studies published by September 2022, two additional studies released on the Justice Canada website.
• A Qualitative Look at Serious Legal Problems: Trans, Two-spirit, and Non-Binary People in Canada
• A Qualitative Look at Serious Legal Problems: Métis Community

Evidence:
2022-06
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

No new reports published this quarter.

2022-03
Status:
Substantial progress
Evidence of progress:

• Serious Legal Problems faced by Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Other Sexual-Minority People in Western Canada: A Qualitative Study
• A Qualitative Look at Serious Legal Problems: Trans, Two-Spirit, and Non-Binary People in Canada
• A Qualitative Look at Serious Legal Problems Faced by Immigrants in Greater Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia
• A Qualitative Look at Serious Legal Problems Facing Immigrants in London and Toronto, Ontario
• Serious Problems Experienced by People with Disabilities Living in Atlantic Canada
• A Qualitative Look at Serious Legal Problems for People with Disabilities in Central Canada
• Serious Problems Experienced by Diverse People with Disabilities Western Canada
• Urban African Canadians: A Qualitative Study of Serious Legal Problems in Quebec
• Voices matter: the impact of serious legal problems on 16- to 30-year-olds in the Black community

Evidence: