Media Room
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CCR elects new President following successful Fall Consultation
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Court to hear why sending refugee claimants back to the U.S. breaks Canadian law
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Many Canadian organizations call on political leaders to respect dignity of refugees and migrants during federal election campaign
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The CCR calls on Canada to end the immigration detention of children
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Canadian companies must be held accountable for contributing to forced displacement
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CCR joins protests against North America’s withdrawal from refugee protection
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Supreme Court confirms right to challenge unlawful immigration detention through habeas corpus
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Letter to Prime Minister regarding refugee measures in Budget bill
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CCR shocked by anti-refugee provisions in Budget Implementation bill
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Canada must take action on a human rights-based approach to migration
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Human rights and Canada’s leadership are as vital today as 70 years ago
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Supreme Court case gives opportunity to protect non-citizens’ right to challenge unlawful detention
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MS St Louis apology must lead to renewed commitment to provide refuge
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Low number for refugees accepted in Canada is a serious concern in immigration levels
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Trafficking Bulletin Issue No. 29 - September 2018
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Concerns and questions over establishment of Ministry of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction
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Letter to the Prime Minister: Concerns and questions over establishment of Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction
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The CCR calls on the government to protect trafficked persons and migrant workers at risk
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Civil society leaders call on Parliamentary Committee to Ensure Protection of Human Rights for Refugee Claimants crossing into Canada from the United States
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The US is less safe than ever for refugees, evidence filed in court challenge shows
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CCR strongly opposes IRB Review proposal
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On World Refugee Day, we celebrate Canada’s leadership for refugees and look for more
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Letter regarding independence of Canada’s refugee determination system
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New report cards highlight gaps in protections for migrant workers across Canada
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Three recommendations to protect refugees and make our communities better