Several groups, unions in Nova Scotia call for action from province on migrant worker rights
Noushin Ziafati - The Chronicle Herald - Aug. 6, 2020
Hamilton activist awaits decision following parole board hearing
Hamilton activist awaits decision following parole board hearing By Lisa Polewski News Anchor 900 CHML
A decision will soon be made on whether or not a Hamilton activist will be released from custody.
The Ontario Parole Board heard from Cedar Hopperton’s lawyer on Thursday after the 33-year-old was arrested for allegedly violating probation in connection with last year’s vandalism spree on Locke Street. ...
Hopperton awaits parole decision after lawyer argues right to freedom of expression
Hopperton awaits parole decision after lawyer argues right to freedom of expression - Samantha Craggs · CBC News
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A Hamilton anarchist whose parole was revoked after speaking at a city hall public meeting about being "violent if necessary" is waiting to hear if they'll remain in jail.
Cedar Hopperton had an Ontario Parole Board hearing Thursday morning that lasted more than two hours, says Hopperton's lawyer, Asaf Rashid. He expects a decision late Thursday or early Friday. ...
Prisoner's justice and unionization in Canada
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On this month’s show we take some in depth looks at prison justice issues in Canada.
Nous entendons Lucie Lemonde, professeure en droit carcéral basée à Montréal et porte-parole de la Coalition d'action et de surveillance sur l'incarcération des femmes au Québec, qui retrace l’histoire du droit carcéral et de la lutte des prisonniers au Canada, ainsi que la situation des femmes, le travail et l’isolement dans le système carcéral actuel.
We then play an interview with Toronto based criminal, immigration lawyer and prison justice organizer Asaf Rashid in which we discuss the right of prisoners to unionize.
Photo © Marie-Eve Shaffer/Métro: Prison Leclerc in Laval, QC.
Prison labour
Read Article about Prison labour in CBA National by BY Justin Ling 16 Sep 2019
"Working in prison isn’t supposed to make anyone rich. But many working inmates in Canada are finding themselves getting poorer. ..."
