Mon Dec 6, 2021 – 3:47 pm EST
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (LifeSiteNews) — The Canadian Museum for Human Rights has banned admission to those who have chosen to not get the abortion-tainted COVID shots, despite its very namesake claiming rights for all.
The museum located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, says that banning the un-jabbed from access is so that it can be in “compliance with the current public health order in Manitoba.”
“All Museum visitors 12 and older must provide official proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 along with photo ID,” says the museum.
Kids under 12 who are not jabbed can only visit if they are accompanied by an injected adult.
The museum says only those with approved Health Canada COVID jabs qualify as “fully vaccinated,” and visitors are to use either Manitoba’s vaccine passport or the one from the federal government.
Manitoba was one of the first provinces to enact a local vaccine passport system, which was first put in place in late July.
The rules banned the un-jabbed from accessing sports venues, museums, restaurants, or any other place that mandates proof of a jab to enter.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights first enacted a policy barring the unvaccinated from entering in late July under Manitoba’s COVID vaccine passport rules.
In early August, due to provincial rule changes, the ban on the un-jabbed was lifted after the province eased its vaccine passport.
In early September, the policy was reinstated after
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