What rights do Canadian female immigrants have?

In Canada, men and women are equal. According to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, all people enjoy the same rights. Discrimination against women is as illegal as violence against women. Women abused by their husbands can go to community shelters to seek help for themselves and their children, and have the right to seek legal protection for their own and their children's safety.

There are many organizations in Canada that aim to safeguard and fight for women's rights and interests, and some of them pay special attention to providing help to female immigrants. The immigration service in your area will tell you their names. If you want to know more about women's legal rights and community shelters, you can call the phone number next to the items of "Help Center", "Child Abuse" or "Sexual Abuse" on the first few pages of the telephone directory.