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The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association: fighting for freedom for 40 years.
From:
The Advocate
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May 1, 2003| Author:
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On this, the 40th anniversary of the birth of the B.C. Civil Liberties Association (the "BCCLA"), we take a look back at the history and philosophy of the association and some of the legal battles that it has helped shape.
BCCLA HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY
Since there would have been very little BCCLA history were it not for our philosophy, let's start with an idea. In this respect the BCCLA has always been unapologetically hedgehoggish rather than foxish, and the one big thing we have known is this: civil liberties and rights are a feature of the sovereign political authority ...
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