CLEO resources

• I was the victim of a crime involving gender-based violence. What can I do?
• What is a private prosecution and how do I apply for one?

• What can I do if I experience discrimination?
• I was discriminated against. What are my options?
• How do I make a claim to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario?

• How does the law protect trans and gender-diverse workers?
• What if I'm not hired because an employer discriminates against me?

• What can I do if a landlord discriminates against me?

• Refugee hearing tipsheets
• The refugee claim process: Inland claims
• The refugee claim process: Port-of-entry claims

This pathway can help you learn about private prosecutions or apply for a private prosecution for certain types of crimes involving gender-based violence. A private prosecution is when a person applies to the court to lay charges against someone they believe committed a crime.

This pathway can be used to apply for a criminal court order to stop someone from:

• harming you or someone in your family,
• damaging your property, or
• sharing an intimate image or video of you without your consent.