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Nicole O’Byrne@nobyrne.bsky.social · last yr.

My colleague @kerrifroc.bsky.social is hosting a conference marking the 40th anniversary of the coming into force of section 15 of the Charter. Looks like a great event! See the CFP below:

My colleague @kerrifroc.bsky.social is hosting a conference marking the 40th anniversary of the coming into force of section 15 of the Charter. Looks like a great event! See the CFP below:

Some quotes from me on the LG appointment case going up to the SCC: www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Supreme Court case over unilingual N.B. lieutenant-governor could have broader implications | CBC News

Legal experts say a pending Supreme Court of Canada case about whether New Brunswick's lieutenant-governor must be bilingual could have much broader implications and be precedent-setting.

cbc.ca

New from me at @cba-nationalmag.bsky.social: Concern for the future of the Charter #cdnpoli #cdnlaw With thanks to @emmettmacfarlane.com @kerrifroc.bsky.social

Concern for the future of the Charter

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is sounding the alarm about growing use of the notwithstanding clause and launching a campaign to have more guardrails put in place

nationalmagazine.ca

This is what drives me nuts about bureaucracies, who never fail to let the letter interfere with the spirit of the law: The Globe and Mail (Ontario Edition) Sat, Jan 6, 2024 Canada blocks citizenship for Russian activist convicted for blog posts opposing war pressreader.com/article/2816...

Latest column from me about the emergency declaration from St Stephen: www.google.com/amp/s/tj.new...

Me explaining stuff about interveners: www.google.com/amp/s/www.cb...

A crowd of several hundred women gathered near the UN on Monday to protest what they believe has been a slow response by the international institution to allegations of widespread rape of Israeli women and girls by Hamas on Oct. 7.

Women push for broader condemnation of sexual violence on Oct. 7 .

nytimes.com

A thorough & persuasive argument by colleague @jenniferkoshan.bsky.social that gov't name & pronoun policies enable family violence against gender diverse youth &, so far as they are based on “parental rights” at the expense of the best interests of children, they have no legal basis.

ABlawg UCalgary@ablawg.bsky.social · 3y ago

New Post: Gender-Affirming Names and Pronouns, Parental Control, and Family Violence ablawg.ca/2023/11/23...

It's frigging hard to build up my feed from what I had on x. Who are the constitutionalists and/or feminists and/or cool people who are interested in similar stuff who O should be following?

So I guess I have to shamelessly promote myself on three platforms now? Do we fight here, or nah?