A Principled Approach to the Positive/Negative Rights Debate in Canadian Constitutional Adjudication
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21991/C9G38CAbstract
Th e debate between the respective desirability
and enforceability of positive and negative rights
has long animated Canadian constitutional
scholarship. Identifying the state’s role in securing
their ultimate fulfi lment can most clearly
show the distinction between these two types of
rights.
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