September 2017

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CCLA With Civil Society Groups Issue Joint Letter on Bill C-59 and National Security Law in Canada

September 19, 2017 — Today, 40 organizations and individuals from across Canadian civil society issued…

Cara ZwibelSeptember 19, 2017

Conditions of Confinement CRIMINAL JUSTICE Disability EQUALITY Fighting Solitary Confinement MAJOR CASES & REPORTS Prisons, Jails & Community Supervision Youth

CCLA Segregation Challenge

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) will challenge the Government of Nova Scotia’s exceptionally broad injunction limiting…

CCLASeptember 13, 2017

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The Relationship Between Bill C-59 and Bill C-51

C-59 was supposed to fix the unconstitutional changes introduced in Bill C-51, the former government’s…

CCLASeptember 12, 2017

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Understanding CSIS Disruption Powers in Bill C-59

CSIS was created in response to the McDonald Commission, which undertook a lengthy investigation into…

CCLASeptember 12, 2017

National Security PRIVACY

The New Communications Security Establishment Act in Bill C-59

Currently, the CSE’s role is sketched out as part of the the National Defence Act,…

CCLASeptember 12, 2017

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Information Sharing and Disclosure in Bill C-59

Constrained information sharing for national security purposes between government agencies and departments has always happened,…

CCLASeptember 12, 2017

Mass Surveillance National Security PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

Mass Surveillance and Bulk Collection in Bill C-59

One of the most insidious elements of Bill C-59 is the way it facilitates bulk…

CCLASeptember 12, 2017

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Secret Trials, Secret Decisions, Due Process and Bill C-59

Protecting national security sometimes requires secrecy. But when individuals stand to lose their Charter-protected rights…

CCLASeptember 12, 2017

Border Technology National Security PRIVACY Travel Screening

The No-Fly List and Bill C-59

The Secure Air Travel Act (SATA) was introduced in Bill C-51 to codify the way…

CCLASeptember 12, 2017

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The Terrorist Speech Offence and Bill C-59

One of the most clearly unconstitutional provisions of C-51 was a Criminal Code amendment that…

CCLASeptember 12, 2017

September 2017

CCLA With Civil Society Groups Issue Joint Letter on Bill C-59 and National Security Law in Canada

CCLA Segregation Challenge

The Relationship Between Bill C-59 and Bill C-51

Understanding CSIS Disruption Powers in Bill C-59

The New Communications Security Establishment Act in Bill C-59

Information Sharing and Disclosure in Bill C-59

Mass Surveillance and Bulk Collection in Bill C-59

Secret Trials, Secret Decisions, Due Process and Bill C-59

The No-Fly List and Bill C-59

The Terrorist Speech Offence and Bill C-59

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