The BCCLA has published a widely expanded update of The Arrest Handbook with major changes to the legal landscape and new sections on heavily policed communities, mental health and involuntary treatment, and civil disobedience, protest, and Indigenous resistance.
The Handbook is available now in English, French, Punjabi, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
The BCCLA has been actively advancing human rights and civil liberties through litigation, law reform, community-based legal advocacy, and public engagement and education for over 60 years.
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