Harini Sivalingam, Author at CCLA

EQUALITY Refugees & Immigration

CCLA Welcomes Supreme Court of Canada Decision Reinforcing Meaningful Statutory Appeal Rights

Counsel for the Canadian Civil Liberties Association appear today at the Supreme Court of Canada…

Harini SivalingamJuly 11, 2025

EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES Socio-Economic Status

85 Organizations Across Ontario Stand Against Punishing Encampments

85 organizations working across communities in Ontario stand united as the newly formed Encampment Justice…

Harini SivalingamMay 2, 2025

EQUALITY LGBTQ2S+

CCLA welcomes decision on gender affirming healthcare funding in Ontario

CCLA welcomes the decision of the Court of Appeal for Ontario in OHIP v KS confirming that…

Harini SivalingamApril 23, 2025

Disability EQUALITY FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Life, Liberty & Security PRESS RELEASES

CCLA strongly opposes Alberta’s proposed forced treatment law

TORONTO — Harini Sivalingam, Director of the Equality Program of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA),…

Harini SivalingamApril 15, 2025

EQUALITY Freedom of Religion PRESS RELEASES Race, Religion & Ethnicity Refugees & Immigration

CCLA Warns Quebec Bill 84 Threatens Social Cohesion, Calls for Meaningful Consultation

MONTREAL — The Canadian Civil Liberties Association made the following submissions to the Committee on…

Harini SivalingamMarch 21, 2025

CRIMINAL JUSTICE EQUALITY Presumption of Innocence Prisons, Jails & Community Supervision Solitary Confinement

CCLA Welcomes Supreme Court of Canada Decision upholding prisoners’ rights

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association welcomes the Supreme Court of Canada decision in John Howard Society…

Harini SivalingamMarch 18, 2025

EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES Refugees & Immigration

CCLA Appears Before the Federal Court in Challenge to Refugee Cessation Provisions

TORONTO —Pro bono lawyers representing the Canadian Civil Liberties Association will appear this week before…

Harini SivalingamSeptember 17, 2024

Disability EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES Socio-Economic Status

Constitutional Rights of Kingston Encampment Residents Must be Respected

TORONTO — Harini Sivalingam, Director of the Equality Program of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association,…

Harini SivalingamSeptember 16, 2024

EQUALITY PRESS RELEASES Refugees & Immigration

CCLA Urges Senators to Support Passage of Bill S-235

CCLA strongly encourage the Honourable Senators to support the passage of Bill S-235 at third…

Harini SivalingamJune 11, 2024

EQUALITY Freedom of Religion FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRESS RELEASES Quebec's School Prayer Ban Race, Religion & Ethnicity Women Youth

NCCM AND CCLA LAUNCH JOINT CHALLENGE TO QUEBEC GOVERNMENT’S BAN ON PRAYERS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

(Montreal, Quebec)—The National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM), the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA), and…

Harini SivalingamMay 26, 2023

Harini Sivalingam

CCLA Welcomes Supreme Court of Canada Decision Reinforcing Meaningful Statutory Appeal Rights

85 Organizations Across Ontario Stand Against Punishing Encampments

CCLA welcomes decision on gender affirming healthcare funding in Ontario

CCLA strongly opposes Alberta’s proposed forced treatment law

CCLA Warns Quebec Bill 84 Threatens Social Cohesion, Calls for Meaningful Consultation

CCLA Welcomes Supreme Court of Canada Decision upholding prisoners’ rights

CCLA Appears Before the Federal Court in Challenge to Refugee Cessation Provisions

Constitutional Rights of Kingston Encampment Residents Must be Respected

CCLA Urges Senators to Support Passage of Bill S-235

NCCM AND CCLA LAUNCH JOINT CHALLENGE TO QUEBEC GOVERNMENT’S BAN ON PRAYERS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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