Aug 2, 2019
Human rights sky not falling in B.C. genital waxing case
Mercedes Allen
Trans human rights protections were never meant to be used to force cis women to touch a penis that they did not consent to. But here's the secret: they don't.
Civil Liberties Watch
Civil Liberties Watch
Jul 30, 2019
The heat is on: Toronto must do more to protect the vulnerable
Paul Salvatori
There is no relief in the city's heat relief network, nor is there compassion.
Demand a real inquiry into the Hassan Diab case and real reform of extradition laws
3 Minute Action
The current whitewash efforts should not stand
Pam Palmater's Reconciliation Book Club
Guides
Building ways to educate each other
Jul 19, 2019
Activist tools for organizing to support immigrants in Quebec
Maya Bhullar
A roundup of organizations and tools which are helping to fight against immigrant detention in Quebec.
Jul 9, 2019
Passing of Bill 21 is an affront to Canadian pluralism and Quebec values
Samer Elniz
With the passing of Bill 21 into law in Quebec last month, members of several communities are reeling over the decision by the CAQ government to limit freedoms for its citizens.
Jul 9, 2019
PSAC calls for repeal of ‘secularism’ law that violates human rights
Although this law does not directly apply to PSAC members who work in federal agencies or departments in Quebec, these workers are likely to be victims of the legislation nonetheless.
Jul 7, 2019
Interfaith and community groups stand up against Quebec's Bill 21
Penney Kome
The recently passed legislation prohibits civil servants from wearing religious symbols, such as a headscarf or a turban.
Joan Carol Jones
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Nova Scotian civil rights activist
Jul 6, 2019
Saskatchewan University workers’ rights upheld by Essential Services Tribunal
Saskatchewan University administration tried to have all workers declared essential under the new essential services legislation. It did not work.
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