Human Rights event coming to Humboldt on June 18

HUMBOLDT — The Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission (SHRC) will host a free public event on June 18 at the Humboldt Uniplex to educate residents about their rights and gather community input on human rights issues as part of a province wide outreach initiative. 

In a news release, the commission said the event offers an opportunity for people in Humboldt to learn more about their rights under the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code and take part in a meaningful conversation about the future of human rights in the province. 

“Whether you’re an employer, employee, service provider, customer or community member, this is a valuable opportunity to learn how human rights protections work and how they impact everyday life,” said Robin Mowat, director of systemic initiatives at the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. 

“It’s also a chance for the people of Humboldt to shape the commission’s work. We want to hear directly from the community about the human rights issues that matter most, the challenges they face, and their ideas for building a stronger, more inclusive Saskatchewan.” 

The event is free and open to the public. No registration is required.