Taking away a child’s emotional support rats doesn’t constitute discrimination based on mental disability, according to a British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal.

The province denied discriminating against the girl and argued successfully her complaint should be dismissed .{ai:summary}<p>A British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal ruled that removing a child's emotional support rats does not amount to discrimination based on mental disability. The decision highlights the legal boundaries regarding emotional support animals in educational settings. #society</p>

Removing B.C. girl's 'emotional support rats' was not discrimination, rights tribunal rules

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