When can the Canadian Human Rights Commission refuse to accept a complaint?
A)when the allegations do not fall within its jurisdiction
B)when the complainant is unaware of the category under which their complaint falls
C)when the complaint has not been substantiated
D)when the complainant is not a Canadian citizen

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The Canadian Human Rights Commission can refuse to accept a complaint if it determines that the allegations do not fall within its jurisdiction. This means that the complaint must relate to a prohibited ground of discrimination under the Canadian Human Rights Act, such as race, gender, or disability, in order for the Commission to accept it.

When Can the Canadian Human Rights Commission Refuse to Accept