Woman settles solitary confinement lawsuit
 By GlobalNews.ca Published on May 22, 2013  VANCOUVER – The B.C. Civil Liberties Association says the federal government has settled a lawsuit with an aboriginal woman who says […]
CBC Radio As it Happens: Solitary Confinement Settlement
 Published on May 22, 2013 Listen at CBC.ca  Part 3:  AFGHAN WOMEN JAILED, SOLITARY CONFINEMENT, STOCKHOLM RIOTS Bobby Lee Worm won a settlement from Ottawa after she was […]
Aboriginal woman settles lawsuit over 3½ years solitary confinement
 By CBC.ca Published on May 21, 2013  The B.C. Civil Liberties Association says it has resolved a lawsuit against the government of Canada filed on behalf of a […]
BCCLA and UBCIC questions Clark government commitment on missing women
 By Bill Fee/ClassicRockCFNR.ca Published on May 20, 2013  The Union of BC Indian Chiefs and BC Civil Liberties Association are slamming the provincial government’s reaction to the Pickton […]
Pickton lawsuit prompts resignation from advisory board on recommendations
 By James Keller/OttawaCitizen.com Published on May 17, 2013  VANCOUVER – A series of lawsuits filed by children of the victims of serial killer Robert Pickton prompted the resignation […]
Pickton victims’ families skeptical about adviser’s resignation
 By MontrealGazette.com Published on May 17, 2013  VANCOUVER – A former British Columbia lieutenant governor appointed five months ago to help implement recommendations from the Robert Pickton inquiry […]
Pickton lawsuit prompts Steven Point’s resignation from advisory board on inquiry recommendations
 By TheProvince.com Published on May 17, 2013  VANCOUVER  — A series of lawsuits filed by children of the victims of serial killer Robert Pickton prompted the resignation of Steven […]
Celebrating the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
Today, the BCCLA proudly celebrates the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia by reflecting on the place that civil liberties have had and continue to have in empowering queer communities […]
The Gazette Op-Ed: Where Are the Olympic Street Cams When We Need Them?
 By Concerned Vancouver Citizen/GastownGazette.com Published on May 13, 2013  Vancouver residents saw a state-of-the-art street camera system arrive before the 2010 Olympics and then watched most of it […]
FTW Friday: Exploitative “Border Security” episode won’t air
 By Hillary Di Menna/This.org Published on May 10, 2013  The separation of families and deportation make good television according to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Minister Vic Toews. The […]
