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Canadian Prisoners Regain Voting Rights

Loaded on Aug. 15, 1996 by Michael Klug published in Prison Legal News August, 1996, page 15
Filed under: Organizing, Voting, Prisoners-International. Location: Canada.
On December 27, 1995, Canadian prisoners won another round in an on-going legal battle for their fundamental right to vote in Canadian federal elections. A Canadian federal court declared unconstitutional the latest federal ban on prisoner voting. The Canadian government plans to appeal the ruling.

This latest ruling follows on ...

 

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