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The publication ban meant to protect victims of sexual assault from further harm effectively silenced her — so she took action. Now the law has changed.

The publication ban meant to protect victims of sexual assault from further harm effectively silenced her — so she took action. Now the law has changed.

The publication ban meant to protect victims of sexual assault from further harm effectively silenced her — so she took action. Now the law has changed.

Legal experts argue the new updates will make it practically impossible to criminalize complainants for violating a ban on their own name

What’s on the agenda for the House and Senate committees today.

When abusers go to trial, survivors who want to tell people what happened are often thwarted by court orders that are costly and time-consuming to undo. These women want to change that

Shire Osman is out on parole after being convicted of sexual assault causing bodily harm in Winnipeg

The federal government has introduced legislation that would allow victims the opportunity to opt out of publication bans.

New legislation proposed in Senate is response to Supreme Court ruling eliminating mandatory lifetime registration for multiple sex offences in single prosecution

Several B.C. and Vancouver Island advocates have spent years campaigning for change