Guide to Your Privacy Rights and How to Protect Them (1994) Protecting Rights and Freedoms: Essays on the Charter's Place in Canada's Political, Legal and Intellectual Life (1992) Proceedings of the 1992 conference: The Charter: Ten Years After (1990) Catastrophic Rights: Experimental Drugs and AIDS (1989) The Burden of Office: Agamemnon and Other Losers (1989) Liberties Brochures The Facts About Drug Testing in the Workplace Suggestions for Writing a Letter of Complaint to the Police Controversy On June 30, 2021, BCCLA Executive Director Harsha Walia retweeted a Twitter news article from Vice News about the burning of Catholic churches in Canada following the discovery of gravesides at former Canadian Indian residential schools, adding the statement, "Burn it all down". In response, Tsimshian entrepreneur and Indigenous relations consultant Chris Sankey called on her to resign while British Columbia's Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth described her post as "disgusting and reprehensible." Former BCCLA president Craig Jones described Walia's statement as "a new height of stupidity" and called for the withdrawal of financial support from the BCCLA. The Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) expressed support for Walia, describing her as a "highly respected and valued ally." See also List of court cases involving the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association Canadian Civil Liberties Association Pivot Legal Society Egale Canada American Civil Liberties Union American Civil Rights Union Canadian Civil Liberties Association References External links Legal organizations based in British Columbia Government watchdog groups in Canada Human rights organizations based in Canada Civil liberties advocacy groups Legal advocacy organizations based in Canada Political advocacy groups in Canada Organizations based in Vancouver Organizations established in 1962 1962 establishments in British Columbia Civil rights organizations in Canada