Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility B.C. missing women inquiry "fundamentally flawed" DONATE

B.C. missing women inquiry “fundamentally flawed”

Amnesty International has joined 14 other groups, including the Vancouver February 14th Women’s Memorial March Committee, the Native Women’s Association, the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs, and the B.C. Civil Liberties Association, in announcing that our organizations are unwilling to lend credibility to the deeply flawed B.C. Missing Women Commission of Inquiry by participating in its upcoming policy review processes.

In letters issued today, a wide range of organizations that had been invited to participate in upcoming Policy Forums and Study Commission, detailed a series of fundamental concerns about the Commission’s ability to reach a fair and unbiased conclusion.

To read the Coalition’s letter, click here

Photo: 14 organizations, including Amnesty International, have formed a coalition to express their concern and anger about the performance of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry.

 

Topics:

Share:

Take Action

A child's boot in a pond

Bill C-2 threatens people’s right to seek safety in Canada

Illustration of black man behind a tablet with a mask on it

Make it safe online for LGBTQQIA+ people in Uganda

Tell President Trump No Mass Deportations!

HOPE STARTS HERE

In a world that too often divides us, we choose solidarity.

Latest news

Related news