Choosing where to file your human rights claim or complaint
Preparing and filing a human rights application
After an application is filed
Preparing for mediation
Preparing for a hearing
After the hearing
Choosing where to file your human rights claim or complaint
- What is a legal forum?
- How do I decide where to file?
- Should I get legal advice?
- Who can I contact for legal help?
Preparing and filing a human rights application
How to complete an Application form to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (PDF)
For more assistance and information on completing your Form 1 you can visit the Tribunal’s website and read their Applicant’s guide.
For more help on the Application:
- Time limits
- Naming Respondents in your Application
- Filling out section 8 of an Application
- What remedies are available to me at the HRTO?
- Requesting an expedited hearing
- Finding human rights decisions
After an application is filed
- Summary Hearing
- Deferral and early dismissal of an application
- Applicant’s reply
- Rescheduling and adjournments
- Disclosure
Preparing for mediation
- What do I need to know about mediation?
- Applicant’s guide to preparing for a mediation at the Tribunal
Preparing for a hearing
- Proving discrimination
- Requiring a witness to attend a hearing
- Applicant’s guide to preparing for a hearing at the Tribunal
- Rescheduling and adjournments
- Disclosure
- Finding human rights decisions