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| Meanwhile, health authorities in Victoria are concerned that retail signage linked to a tobacco retailer rewards program contravenes tobacco advertising bans. The wall, Stork said, would not be an issue for HRW if it had been built on the Green Line--essentially the position taken by the International Court of Justice in its 2004 ruling--but that on Palestinian land it contravenes the Geneva Conventions by permanently changing the occupied land without benefit to those occupied. As well, the Divisional Court also upheld the Tribunal's decision to not consider the men's argument that ODPSA Section 5 (2) contravenes the Human Rights Code, which guarantees "equal treatment" to "services, goods or facilities without discrimination because of disability," and upheld the decision that the Tribunal has no jurisdiction to "give effect to the primacy of the Code. |
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