Iqaluit mayor receives threats after testifying that male Inuit leaders use travel to sexually harass staff

 

Iqaluit Mayor Madeline Redfern says she has received threats ever since she testified at a parliamentary committee about barriers for women in the workplace.

Redfern went before the Status of Women committee in September.

Since returning, she says she has received several threats.

 

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12 thoughts on “Iqaluit mayor receives threats after testifying that male Inuit leaders use travel to sexually harass staff

  1. Ramona says:

    Good for you to speak up for the disrespectful ones violating the girls/ woman and their spouses

  2. Good for you to speak up for the disrespectful ones violating the girls/ woman and their spouses

  3. Good for her for speaking up. It takes courage, especially in a relatively small community to stand up to any form of bullying and particularly when it takes the form of sexual intimidation.

  4. Good for her for speaking up. It takes courage, especially in a relatively small community to stand up to any form of bullying and particularly when it takes the form of sexual intimidation.

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