«Funcionarios canadienses se presentan en domicilios particulares para preguntar por publicaciones antiguas de redes sociales tras la entrada en vigor de la Combatting Hate Act»
Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms @JCCFCanada We are receiving reports that some Canadians are being contacted at their homes by government officials about social media posts made months or even years ago. These reports come after the passage of Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act, which expands Canada's hate speech laws by creating new offences, increasing penalties, and removing certain legal safeguards that previously limited prosecutions for hate-related expression. If government officials contact you about your online posts, consider recording the interaction. If you believe your rights have been infringed or that you have been unfairly targeted, we encourage you to submit a case application through the Justice Centre's online portal here: jccf.ca/get- help/
