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News Release Rights group intervenes in Surrey School Board Appeal: Separation of church and state at issue

Posted on June 23, 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 BCCLA Pleased by Repeal of “Public Nuisance” Bylaw

Posted on March 7, 2000

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

Posted on February 29, 2000

News Release BCCLA challenges “repugnant” New Westminster bylaw

Posted on February 23, 2000

News Release Craig Jones’ editorial from the Vancouver Sun on New Year’s Eve in Vancouver

Posted on January 14, 2000

News Release Civil liberties group pleased with investigation into police drug crackdown: Calls for greater scrutiny of police use of force and detention powers

Posted on October 29, 1999

News Release Civil rights group argues for more open elections

Posted on August 12, 1999

News Release Civil rights group alarmed at vast scope of criminal records checks

Posted on June 23, 1999

News Release The cost of video cameras on our streets is too high

Posted on June 23, 1999

News Release BCCLA and privacy groups fear death of privacy legislation

Posted on May 10, 1999

News Release BCCLA slams feds over ballot shredder prosecution

Posted on May 5, 1999

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 APEC protester sues RCMP and Prime Minister’s office

Posted on December 9, 1998

News Release BCCLA supports Nisga’a treaty, opposes referendum

Posted on December 3, 1998

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