Dec 14, 2018
Canada's extradition law a dangerous back-door bludgeon for abusive ex-spouses
While the Trudeau government has long boasted of employing a gendered lens to enact its policies, that analysis has certainly not applied to extradition.
Civil Liberties Watch
Civil Liberties Watch
Dec 13, 2018
From Canada to Syria, Amnesty International persists after dark year for human rights
Dennis Gruending
Alex Neve of Amnesty International says 2018 has been a difficult year for human rights but courageous activists will never give up.
Dec 7, 2018
The rise of a politics of hate in Canada
Hate crimes in Canada have increased by 47 per cent in 2017, yet both Quebec Premier François Legault and Ontario Premier Doug Ford have remained silent about the disturbing surge in numbers.
Statistics on the rise of hate crimes in Canada
Reports
The statistics on what hate looks like across the country
Nov 29, 2018
Do efforts to protect Canada's electoral system from foreign interference go far enough?
The federal government is making a superficial effort to address the role of social media platforms in publishing false statements that undermine the democratic process.
Where to donate to support Munk debate protesters
3 Minute Action
Help our 13 comrades pay for the legal battles ahead.
What migrant care workers are going through is not right!
3 Minute Action
Support their demands for a renewed caregiver program
Legalswipe: an app to help you when you are carded
Software
A tool to stand for your rights when you are stopped by police
Stop the killing and enforce the law
3 Minute Action
A campaign to stand up for workers killed and injured at work
Nov 9, 2018
Mohamed Harkat should never be deported to torture
It's been 16 years since Mohamed Harkat was arrested on a secret hearing security certificate. Today he is still threatened with deportation to his native Algeria.
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