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- Two-thirds of Canadians feel optimistic about the future of human rights in their country, according to a recent survey by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
- However, there is growing pessimism about human rights globally, with war and violence cited as key concerns.
- Domestically, challenges include the weakening rights to health care and affordable housing.
Canadians Optimistic About Human Rights Despite Challenges: Poll
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