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The Feminist Alliance for International Action (FAFIA) is calling on the Government to immediately establish an external review to halt human rights abuses perpetrated by the RCMP against women.
Media is reporting on the implementation of CSC’s Structured Intervention Units and the experiences of inmates inside the Units.
Media is reporting on the implementation of CSC’s Structured Intervention Units and the experiences of inmates inside the Units.
On August 15, 2021, the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, creating a complex political, security and humanitarian crisis. In response, the Government of Canada has announced that 40,000 eligible Afghan refugees will be accepted under three programs by March 2023. Canada’s unprecedented and accelerated efforts under the special immigration measures program, Operation Safe Haven and the Humanitarian Program has led to the evacuation of thousands of Afghan nationals under exceptional circumstances, many of whom have already arrived in Canada.
Several contract policing jurisdictions (e.g., Alberta, New Brunswick) that employ the RCMP have signaled that they are considering alternative policing models, including the establishment of their own independent police services.
A Hate Crime Task Force co-chaired by the RCMP and the Canadian Race Relations Foundation has been established by the Chiefs of Police National Roundtable.
The Supreme Court of Canada denied the Attorney General of Canada leave to appeal the decision of the Federal Court of Appeal on Greenwood Gray on March 17, 2022.