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From Decriminalization to Recriminalization in BC Drug Policy
In April 2024, the BC government and federal government altered the pilot project for drug decriminalization by reinstituted a total...
BCCLA President speaks out about Northern Health Authority’s dismissal of staff member, Amy Blanding, for exercising right to free expression in support of Palestine in her personal time
  Hasan Alam, BCCLA President, says: Good Morning. My name is Hasan Alam, and I am the President of the...
What’s in Bill C-63, and why we are alarmed
Legislation to develop online protections for privacy, and against harmful online activity has been long-awaited. However, the legislation tabled by...
To the Members of the Law Society of British Columbia RE: Proposed Member Resolution 3
To the Members of the Law Society of British Columbia: The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) urges you to...
Private Property, Protest Rights, and Injunctions
Vancouver Island University (VIU) dismantled the Palestinian Solidarity Encampment – occupied by some of its students for over 100 days...
BC Civil Liberties Association Announces New Board President, Hasan Alam
The BC Civil Liberties Association is pleased to announce the new President of our Board of Directors, Hasan Alam. Hasan...
Racial profiling law: justice for one man but a system left unaccountable
It’s a rare day when Crown prosecutors admit that a criminal conviction was wrongly decided. It’s an even rarer day...
2024 Budget Fails People with Disabilities
The BC Civil Liberties Association joins the chorus of persons with disabilities (PWD) and disability advocacy groups in expressing our...
The Arrest Handbook Series: Privacy, Phones, Protest & Police
When The Arrest Handbook was last updated in 2012, smartphones were still relatively new: the first iPhone had only been...
Bill C-20: Advocating for Effective Oversight of the CBSA and RCMP
Establishing an independent oversight mechanism for the CBSA is desperately required and long overdue. CBSA officers hold the authority of...
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