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News Release Civil rights group criticizes proposed changes to Mental Health Act

Posted on June 1, 1998

News Release UBC Philosophy professor new president of civil rights group

Posted on May 19, 1998

News Release Recall is Inconsistent with Democratic Government

Posted on April 9, 1998

News Release Photo radar not an invasion of privacy

Posted on April 9, 1998

News Release Civil rights group condemns government cutbacks to access and privacy law

Posted on April 9, 1998

News Release BCCLA group launches challenge to recall legislation

Posted on March 16, 1998

News Release Civil rights group condemns Cominco’s anti-smoking policy

Posted on March 5, 1998

News Release Civil rights group condemns lack of privacy for Social Assistance applicants

Posted on January 30, 1998

News Release Student member of BCCLA executive arrested!

Posted on November 25, 1997

News Release Civil rights group denounces attack on UBC students’ APEC protests

Posted on November 23, 1997

News Release Civil rights group concerned about future of freedom of expression

Posted on November 12, 1997

News Release Prominent Canadians Come Forward in Support of Teachers’ and Parents’ Challenges of Surrey School Book Banning

Posted on November 1, 1997

News Release Xtra! West and Trinity Western University

Posted on September 23, 1997

News Release Civil liberties group not one-sided

Posted on September 17, 1997

News Release Your civil rights and the mayor of Vancouver

Posted on August 5, 1997

News Release Teachers, students and parents launch court challenge to Surrey schools book ban

Posted on August 1, 1997

News Release On Freedom of the Press

Posted on July 16, 1997

News Release Misrepresentation of BCCLA views on reproductive technology

Posted on July 11, 1997

News Release BCCLA News Update | June 1997

Posted on June 5, 1997

News Release B.C. Civil Liberties Association will argue that Human Rights Code restrictions on “discriminatory publication” are unacceptable government censorship

Posted on May 12, 1997

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