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CRIMINAL JUSTICE Cruel & Unusual Punishment Fair Trial, Due Process & Sentencing

Toronto Star Op-Ed Omar Khadr

The following is a re-print of an op-ed from the Toronto Star by Adriel Weaver…

CCLAJuly 6, 2017

Freedom of Expression PRESS RELEASES

Supreme Court Case Upholds Order Against Google

TORONTO, Ont. ̶ Today’s Supreme Court of Canada decision against Google permits Canadian courts to…

CCLAJune 28, 2017

Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Internet Privacy and Speech

A Win for Online Privacy Rights at The Supreme Court: Douez V Facebook

CCLA’s voice was heard and recognized in the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) decision released…

CCLAJune 23, 2017

PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Search & Seizure

Privacy protectors: Teens Reflect on Privacy in Digital Age

A group of teens aged 13-19 from across Canada worked over two school years to…

CCLAMarch 22, 2017

Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Internet Privacy and Speech

Vice Media Ruling Raises Serious Questions About Press Freedoms

TORONTO ̶ In a ruling today that raises serious questions about reporters’ ability to protect…

CCLAMarch 22, 2017

Conditions of Confinement EQUALITY Indigenous People Prisons, Jails & Community Supervision Women

International Women’s Day: Highlighting Issues of Indigenous Women in Prison System

On this International Women’s Day, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association recognizes the many women in…

CCLAMarch 8, 2017

EQUALITY LGBTQ2S+

Hamilton Approves Cutting-Edge Trans Rights Protocol

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) will challenge the Government of Nova Scotia’s exceptionally broad injunction limiting…

CCLAMarch 7, 2017

EQUALITY FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Mobility Race, Religion & Ethnicity Refugees & Immigration

Statement on Release of New U.S. Travel Restrictions

The CCLA is still seriously concerned by the potential impact on refugees and asylum seekers…

CCLAMarch 6, 2017

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Fair Trial Rights Fair Trial, Due Process & Sentencing

Drug Recognition Expert’s Opinions Shouldn’t Be Taken As Incontrovertible Evidence

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) will challenge the Government of Nova Scotia’s exceptionally broad injunction limiting…

CCLAFebruary 23, 2017

EQUALITY Race, Religion & Ethnicity Refugees & Immigration

Canada Has Its Own Legacy of Racist Policies to Confront

Canadians are shocked and grieving after Sunday’s shooting at a Quebec City mosque that killed…

CCLAFebruary 21, 2017

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Toronto Star Op-Ed Omar Khadr

Supreme Court Case Upholds Order Against Google

A Win for Online Privacy Rights at The Supreme Court: Douez V Facebook

Privacy protectors: Teens Reflect on Privacy in Digital Age

Vice Media Ruling Raises Serious Questions About Press Freedoms

International Women’s Day: Highlighting Issues of Indigenous Women in Prison System

Hamilton Approves Cutting-Edge Trans Rights Protocol

Statement on Release of New U.S. Travel Restrictions

Drug Recognition Expert’s Opinions Shouldn’t Be Taken As Incontrovertible Evidence

Canada Has Its Own Legacy of Racist Policies to Confront

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