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Taking your voices to the Standing Committee on National Security
Marie Aspiazu | On February 8th, our Executive Director, Laura Tribe, testified before the Parliamentary committee reviewing Bill C-59, delivering thousands of voices and raising Canadians’ top privacy concerns.
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What would you ask the parliamentary committee reviewing Bill C-59?
Marie Aspiazu | Save the date -- we'll be testifying before the parliamentary committee reviewing Bill C-59 on February 8, and want to know what YOU would like us to raise before the committee.
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This holiday season, border agents have your privacy on their wish list
Victoria Henry | A concerning rise in phone searches this year shows that Canadian and U.S. law see no difference between searching your suitcase and searching your cell phone or laptop.
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Canada's legacy of anti-terror panic has come home to roost with Bill C-51
Abigail Curlew | It is clear that our national security apparatus equates political opposition to resource extraction and settler-colonial expansion with extremist views that threaten public safety and security.
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Join the #YourNatlSec Twitter chat and tell Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale Canadians want privacy reforms
Victoria Henry | Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale is asking for your feedback in an online discussion -- let's make sure we speak out!
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This week's C-51 hearings may have been flawed, but we made sure your message was heard loud and clear
Marie Aspiazu | As the public hearings on the unpopular Bill C-51 culminate in Halifax tonight, let's look back at how the consultations unfolded throughout the week, and where we go next
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Here's how we can repeal Bill C-51 and win strong privacy rules to keep us safe
David Christopher | With your help, we've just launched a powerful new tool to get Canadian voices on the public record against Bill C-51.
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Pearson security needs to respect the rights of nursing mothers
Ethel Tungohan | Canadian Air Transport Security Authority personnel at Toronto Pearson International Airport should read up on their own guidelines about discriminating against nursing mothers.
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Our best chance to repeal Bill C-51 is officially here
Marie Aspiazu | An overdue promise has become a reality and we need everyone on board to ensure all Canadians can experience privacy and security online.
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Jennifer Loewenstein: Why suicide bombers target European cities
Redeye Collective | Following the attack on Brussels, politicians talk about preventing more attacks and the media discuss the effect of security measures on civil liberties, but there’s little focus on why it happened.
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Women, peace and security in Jordan
Yusur Al Bahrani | International Women's Day, March 8, is different in Jordan. It’s a country surrounded by the region's conflicts and instabilities, but yet is a safe haven for those fleeing wars and strife.
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Advocacy groups ramp up campaign to repeal Bill C-51
Cory Collins | Experts and the public continue to raise concerns about the law but the consultation process remains undetermined.