The embattled Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) says it will make sweeping changes to rebuild the organization more than four months after staff came forward with shocking allegations of racism and LGBT censorship. The framework focuses largely on repairing damage to the LGBT community, tackling systemic racism and improving how harassment in the workplace is handled. "Our approach must address systemic racism and discrimination in our workplace in a meaningful way. The museum has been in a crisis since June when CBC reported it sometimes forced staff to censor LGBT material. The second phase of an external review into systemic issues at the museum is currently underway.

Source: CBC News November 05, 2020 20:38 UTC