Senate Committee Report on Anti-Terrorism Act
The Special Senate Committee on the Anti-Terrorism Act released its recommendations earlier today.
Among other things, it proposes extending 2 controversial measures for another 3 years as long as additional civil liberties safeguards are adopted.
Those 2 measures are preventive detention and investigative hearings. Both measures will expire next week unless the federal Parliament votes to keep them.
More from CBC News and Canadian Press.
Among other things, it proposes extending 2 controversial measures for another 3 years as long as additional civil liberties safeguards are adopted.
Those 2 measures are preventive detention and investigative hearings. Both measures will expire next week unless the federal Parliament votes to keep them.
More from CBC News and Canadian Press.
Labels: human rights, terrorism
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