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What has been revealed since, many times over, is that no one but Yaniv is, in these particular circumstances, guilty of harassment. Indeed, it is the women he attempted to extort money from, by abusing the tribunal system and human rights law, who have felt afraid, bullied, and preyed upon by a man claiming to be a woman.

— Meghan Murphy

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Wikipedia's article on the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal contains a section on Yaniv v. Various Waxing Salons.

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