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News Release BCCLA condemns university harassment decision

Posted on September 1, 2000

News Release Civil liberties group argues RCMP violated Rule of Law at APEC

Posted on June 29, 2000

News Release Court quashes Elaho valley injunction, citing right to protest

Posted on June 7, 2000

News Release Civil liberties group announces 1999 brickbats and bouquets

Posted on March 16, 2000

News Release Little Sister’s goes to Supreme Court of Canada

Posted on March 15, 2000

News Release Civil rights group reaffirms support for public inquiry into RCMP conduct at APEC

Posted on February 29, 2000

News Release Civil liberties group supports prohibitions against child pornography, but opposes current law

Posted on April 26, 1999

News Release B.C. Civil Liberties announces new president, executive committee

Posted on April 14, 1999

News Release 1998 Brickbats and bouquets

Posted on February 26, 1999

News Release BCCLA frustrated by Ministry’s refusal to provide information about bubble zones

Posted on January 22, 1999

News Release BCCLA urges speedy resumption of APEC hearings and focus on free speech issues

Posted on December 3, 1998

News Release BCCLA challenges parties at APEC hearings to put up or shut up

Posted on November 4, 1998

News Release APEC opening statement

Posted on October 14, 1998

News Release APEC and Democracy

Posted on October 5, 1998

News Release APEC PROTEST RAISES NEW QUESTIONS ON WHO’S DOING SPYING

Posted on October 2, 1998

News Release Just how far should police go to protect dictators?

Posted on September 10, 1998

News Release BCCLA intervenes in Surrey book ban case

Posted on June 29, 1998

News Release Little Sister’s Book and Art Emporium & BCCLA continue fight for free speech and equality

Posted on June 24, 1998

News Release Kay Stockholder 1928 1998

Posted on June 18, 1998

News Release Civil rights group defends TWU’s freedoms

Posted on June 15, 1998

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