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Canadian Civil Liberties Association

The CCLA is a non-partisan, non-profit, non-governmental national organization that has been at the forefront of protecting fundamental freedoms and democratic life in Canada since 1964. The CCLA was constituted to promote respect for and observance of fundamental human rights and civil liberties and to defend and foster the recognition of those rights and liberties. Its major objectives include the promotion and legal protection of individual freedom and dignity against unreasonable invasion by public authority, and compliance with Canadian constitutional and international legal obligations within Canadian jurisdictions.

Joint work with INCLO

Shrinking civic space for environmental defence

INCLO members stand for the protection of human rights against fossil fuel exports in Australia

International standards must keep pace with the erosion of civic space — INCLO’s input to General Comment 38

Defend the ICC: INCLO national human rights organizations call on states to protect international rule of law against United States attack

INCLO members demand an urgent inquiry into armed attacks against civic space in Kenya

INCLO members stand in solidarity with Al-Haq against US sanctions and call for immediate reversal of decision

The Kenyan government must stop criminalizing dissent now

Encryption: INCLO members oppose backdoor access

Kenya: INCLO members condemn corporate intimidation and government inaction in protecting journalists and civil society organizations

European Court of Human Rights rules against Russia: Trans parent’s foster-care termination violates family rights