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Kelowna or Hastings, decampments are a death sentence
On Apr. 5, 2023, Vancouver Police Department (VPD) officers and City of Vancouver staff de-housed and displaced every person in the Hastings Street tent city in an act of extraordinary state violence that destroyed a community. According to...
BC overdose response being defunded by the same law enforcement organizations whose practices drive the crisis
Alongside the defunding, closure and re-criminalization of harm reduction-based interventions, law enforcement budgets have continued to balloon, while policing organizations have increasingly joined in on coordinated electoral campaigns to...
#JusticeForJared and supporters launch People's Tribunal on Police Violence Against Indigenous Peoples in BC
Saturday March 15 will feature two events in Vancouver to launch the People’s Tribunal
P.O.W.E.R. DISPATCH #3
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police oversight with evidence and research
Surrey Union of Drug Users Research & Policy Committee
We are students and young people advocating for sensible drug policy, on unceded xwməθkwəy̓əm, Skwxwú7mesh, Stó:lō; and Selilwitulh land. The war on drugs is a white supremacist, colonial, ableist, and classist war on bodily autonomy.
Families impacted by police killings
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