Feds aim to criminalize threats towards health-care workers with new bill
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The Criminal Code amendments specifically propose the creation of a new intimidation offence to protect health care workers and people who are seeking health services
The only full-time family physician in a small northern Ontario town says she feels personally attacked after a spate of COVID-19 misinformation and anti-vaccination sentiment set off by a town councillor.
很nice的说法了.难道画人像把肠子也画出来?
Roedde says it's all become overwhelming and she's exhausted,
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especially since she has gone above and beyond to provide care to her patients.
"It's personally painful. And when you're tired, you know, doing house calls every day over a weekend, over the next weekend, you know, worrying about your own safety. You just sort of think, it's enough," she said.
cbc said one thing right, someone will need to worry about safety, not the doctors, but the public health officials. All meaningful ways of free expression is surprised, leaving not much choice for antivaxxer. And not all of them are peaceful.
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She made mistakes as saying this: “We had said if people are not vaccinated, we would look at alternatives," said Roedde.
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Feds aim to criminalize threats towards health-care workers with new bill
-dianxin(米市);
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The Criminal Code amendments specifically propose the creation of a new intimidation offence to protect health care workers and people who are seeking health services
The changes are intended to make it illegal for anyone to deliberately make a health-care worker so afraid that they cannot do their job, or to intimidate someone from seeking medical help, with a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
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