As the new government of British Columbia begins its work, a broad coalition of legal organizations has come together to call for significant reform of BC's justice system.
Pivot Legal Society, Community Legal Assistance Society, BC Civil Liberties Association, and West Coast LEAF are calling on the provincial government to implement significant changes to BC’s justice and legal systems in order to support marginalized and Indigenous communities in the province, and to improve the delivery of justice to all British Columbians.
Many aspects of the justice system have been severely under-resourced, remain inaccessible, and are designed in a ...
As the new government of British Columbia begins its work, a broad coalition of legal organizations has come together to call for significant reform of BC's justice system.
Pivot Legal Society, Community Legal Assistance Society, BC Civil Liberties Association, and West Coast LEAF are calling on the provincial government to implement significant changes to BC’s justice and legal systems in order to support marginalized and Indigenous communities in the province, and to improve the delivery of justice to all British Columbians.
Many aspects of the justice system have been severely under-resourced, remain inaccessible, and are designed in a way that results in unfairness and the violation of people’s rights.
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BC is ready for major change, so we've put together an agenda for justice for the new Attorney General and the Solicitor General.
Our priorities include much-needed changes to provincial policing, provincial corrections, access to justice, family law, human rights, democratic institutions, mental illness and addiction, poverty and income inequality, and government compliance.
Read the full list here, and show your support by calling on the Attorney General and the Solicitor General to make these important changes for justice in BC!