With Cell Phone Video Recovery Inconclusive, BCCLA Calls on VPD to Release Surveillance Video
Two months of effort by three different data recovery companies to recover an allegedly deleted cell phone video of a police shooting has ended in a frustratingly inconclusive result. The […]
BCCLA Condemns CBC Ban on Political Ads
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) condemned the CBC for its refusal to run political advertisements outside election periods. The policy came to light when the public broadcaster refused […]
BCCLA Launches Police News Blog
Today the BC Civil Liberties Association formally launched RightsCity.org, Canada’s first blog focused exclusively on Canadian police accountability, and the first blog of the B.C. Civil Liberties Association. “The BCCLA […]
BCCLA Shares Cell Phone Video Recovery Results
Vancouver, B.C. – The BC Civil Liberties Association will hold a news conference in Vancouver to announce the results of attempts to recover a cellphone video of the shooting of […]
BCCLA Demands Immediate Repatriation of Abousfian Abdelrazik
In light of today‟s Federal Court judgment, the B.C. Civil Liberties Association demanded the immediate repatriation of a Canadian citizen who has been living in the Canadian embassy in Khartoum, […]
Decision by the Supreme Court to Dismiss Leave to Appeal Afghanistan Prisoners’ Case Puts Protection in Limbo
The decision by the Supreme Court today to dismiss leave to appeal of the case of how the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Canada’s international human rights obligations […]
Right to Water
Access to clean water is increasingly being seen as a human right and an civil liberties issue. The BCCLA recognizes the right to adequate supplies of clean drinking water as […]
Abousfian Abdelrazik
BCCLA expresses concerns about the conduct of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade with respect to Abousfian Abdelrazik, a Canadian citizen who […]
BCCLA Supports May Day Call for Sex Worker Rights
The B.C. Civil Liberties Association wrote a letter to the Premier today in support of the demands of a number of Vancouver advocacy organizations for improved protection of the health […]
RCMP Change Policy After BCCLA Complaints
Following a series of complaints made by the BCCLA about the RCMP ending in custody death conduct investigations before the investigations were complete, the RCMP notified the BCCLA yesterday that […]
