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B.C. human rights commissioner reminds victims of anti-Muslim hate crimes there is legal help Kasari Govender wants British Columbians to know they are not alone if they are the victim of a hate crime; they also have the law on their side. Social Sharing Ottawa has identified the rise of far right extremism and hate as a major threat to Canada CBC News · Posted: Jun 10, 2021 12:49 PM PT | Last Updated: June 10 B.C. Human Rights Commissioner Kasari Govender says hate crimes against Muslims in Canada grew 253 per cent between 2012 and 2015,(Harold Dupuis/CBC) Kasari Govender wants British Columbians to know they are not alone if they are the victim of a hate crime; they also have the law on their side. ....
Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, Bill Blair. (Flickr/ Province of British Columbia) The federal government added 13 groups to its list of terrorist entities on Feb. 3, with four of them being white supremacists groups: Atomwaffen Division, The Base, The Proud Boys, and the Russian Imperial Movement. This brings the total number of entities on the list to 73. Public Safety Minister Bill Blair said the new addition of the groups is an important step to prevent ideology-based violence. “These groups are unfortunately active in Canada and around the world […] fueled by white supremacy, antisemitism, racism, homophobia, Islamophobia and misogyny,” said Blair in a public announcement. ....
Using terrorist list to label white supremacists risks repeating errors of 9/11 era, civil rights groups say Civil liberties advocates are urging the Canadian government to find a more transparent way of tackling white supremacy and neo-fascism after 13 groups including the Proud Boys were designated as terrorist entities last week. Social Sharing Relying on same process that targeted Muslims after 9/11 won t solve problem of extremism, say advocates Posted: Feb 08, 2021 10:05 PM ET | Last Updated: February 9 The federal government announced on Feb. 3 that it was adding 13 groups to its list of terrorist entities, including the neo-fascist Proud Boys. A majority of the groups on the list are Islamist extremists such as al-Qaeda.(Shannon Stapleton/Reuters) ....
Anti-hate and civil rights groups are cautiously relieved after the terrorist designation wasn’t expanded for the Proud Boys, which could’ve snarled Black Lives Matter, Indigenous land defenders or others. ....
TORONTO, Ontario (CTV News) Anti-hate and civil rights groups are cautiously relieved the terrorist designation wasn’t expanded for the Proud Boys, which they say could have given law enforcement more leeway to surveil Black Lives Matter, Indigenous land defenders or others. Critics have been worried about the definition of terrorism potentially being expanded since the federal government first publicly indicated it’d be considering adding the extremist group to its list of terrorist entities. This action followed the Proud Boys’ involvement in riots in the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. The Canadian Anti-Hate Network, which monitors and researches hate groups, had been publically and privately lobbying the feds to ensure the neo-fascist Proud Boys fit the current criteria and officials “didn’t lower the bar” on the definition. ....