BCCLA

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BCCLABritish Columbia Civil Liberties Association
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Gloria Taylor (diagnosed with a fatal neurodegenerative disease in 2009) along with Lee Carter, Hollis Johnson, William Shoichet (33) and the BCCLA challenged the constitutionality of those provisions due to their infringement of sections 7 and 15 of the Charter.
MAID in Canada? Debating the Constitutionality of Canada's New Medical Assistance in Dying Law
This paper closes with a review of the above-noted CCLA/CJFE and BCCLA litigation, in an attempt to highlight present day uses of this privacy-centric approach to section 2(b) in Canadian courtrooms.
Surfing the Surveillance Wave: Online Privacy, Freedom of Expression and the Threat of National Security
properly confined to the private sphere (BCCLA 2002, para.
Culture, religion and curriculum lessons from the 'three books' controversy in Surrey, BC
(203.) See BCCLA, supra note 15; Corrections and Conditional Release Act, SC 1992, c 20.
Adducing Social Science Evidence in Constitutional Cases
Canada (which was filed by the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, or BCCLA), is named for Kathleen Carter, who died in Switzerland in 2010 after being unable to obtain an assisted death in Canada.
End-of-life questions
There's more information at bccla. org, ccrweb.ca and carl-acaadr.ca.
More oversight for CBSA
The BCCLA is concerned with issues of freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, privacy and other core liberty values.
Letter: call for inquiry into missing
(BCCLA)--rely upon the Mandela Rules as the international consensus on
Making the Mandela Rules: Evidence, Expertise, and Politics in the Development of Soft Law International Prison Standards
There's more information at justica4migrantworkers.com and bccla.org.
Around the left in 60 days
bccla.org/index.html), the Manitoba Association of Rights and Liberties (www.marl.
Protecting personal privacy
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