Bill C-13

Bill C-13

Version française ci-dessous May 13, 2014 The House of Commons’ Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights Ottawa, Ont., CANADA Mr. Chair, Good morning and thank you for allowing me to come here today and express my thoughts on Bill C-13. My name is Glen Canning. In April of 2013 my daughter, Rehtaeh Parsons, endedRead more about Bill C-13[…]

Cyber-Abuse: The Virtual Violent Crime

Cyber-Abuse: The Virtual Violent Crime

yber-abusers are solely responsible and accountable for the cruel and heinous devastation they purposely inflict on the lives of their targets. The architects and operators of cyberspace, and the social network systems within it, certainly cannot be blamed for the specific actions of these online criminals. However, just because they cannot be blamed for theRead more about Cyber-Abuse: The Virtual Violent Crime[…]

Project Blame

Project Blame

Project Blame was created to expose the victim blaming culture that permeates within law enforcement agencies. It is in the spirit of Project Unbreakable: http://projectunbreakable.tumblr.com/. We are seeking images from sexual assault victims (either showing your face or not), who reported their assaults to the police, holding a sign that states in a sentence orRead more about Project Blame[…]

Carol Todd, Glen Canning join in Red Hood’s objection to new Facebook ad policy

Carol Todd, Glen Canning join in Red Hood’s objection to new Facebook ad policy

Release on Red Hood Project Parents of Amanda Todd and Rehtaeh Parsons join the Red Hood Project in dismissing Facebook’s new policy of removing ads from so-called “controversial” content. A growing list of major advertisers, including Nissan UK, Nationwide, Marks & Spencer and the British internet and broadcast giant, BSkyB, suspended Facebook advertising over disturbingRead more about Carol Todd, Glen Canning join in Red Hood’s objection to new Facebook ad policy[…]