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schema:articleBody	Canada's federal police force has a "toxic" culture and tolerates misogyny and homophobia, according to a report released Thursday on harassment and discrimination of women and members of the LGBT community. Former Supreme Court justice Michel Bastarache assessed more than 3,000 compensation claims made by women working for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). More than 600 interviews were also conducted for the report, which was submitted to the head of the RCMP Brenda Lucki. "The 3,086 claims I read lead me to conclude that the RCMP's culture is both misogynistic and homophobic," said Bastarache. About 100 women alleged sexual assault with penetration, the report noted, adding evidence of unwanted sexual touching, discriminatory comments and inappropriate jokes. "The level of violence and sexual assault that was reported was shocking," said the former judge, who recommended that reforms had to be led by outsiders rather than from within the RCMP. Among 52 recommendations was screening of recruits "to determine if they have demonstrated misogynistic, homophobic or racist tendencies." Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canadians had to be able to trust the police, adding "no one deserves to work in a workplace where they are not protected, where they are not feeling safe when they are subject to harassment, intimidation and worse." Bill Blair, the minister of public safety, said the report described "systematic patterns of abusive behavior that are repulsive and unacceptable." The Canadian government has had to pay more than 125 million Canadian dollars ($95 million) in a class action case that sought to compensate women who suffered while serving in the RCMP. ast/et/jl/cjc/bgs/ft
schema:headline	Canadian police beset by misogyny and homophobia: official report
schema:mentions	Brenda Lucki Misogyny Supreme Court of Canada Royal Canadian Mounted Police Class action Homophobia Sexual assault Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau LGBT Canada Michel Bastarache Report Canada Breast cancer screening Bill Blair (racing driver)
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schema:datePublished	2020-11-19 (xsd:date)
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