The Right to the City: Civil Liberties and the 2010 Olympics, SFU Harbour Centre, September 28, 2009

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Impact on Communities Coalition

September 28, 2009 SFU Harbour Centre

The Right to the City: Civil Liberties and the 2010 Olympics

As the 2010 Olympics approach, the possibility of civil liberties violations have been cited by a number of community organizations in Vancouver as a major concern. This is despite assurances from VANOC, government partners and the Integrated Security Unit that rights would be protected. The panel at this event examines these issues.

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See Also: Libby Davies MP, Public Forum on Olympic Security

Introduction, Am Johal, Chair, Impact on Communities Coalition RT: 2:46

Am Johal

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Stefanie Ratjen, Board Member, Impact on Communities Coalition
RT: 7:06

Stefanie Ratjen

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David Eby, Executive Director, BC Civil Liberties Association RT: 12:02

David Eby

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Harsha Walia, Social Activist RT: 14:17

Harsha Walia

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David Dennis, President-Elect, United Native Nations RT: 8:53

David Dennis

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Alissa Westergard-Thorpe, Olympic Resistance Network RT: 8:12

Alissa Westergard-Thorpe

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Matt Hern, Writer RT: 8:29

Matt Hern

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Jeff Derksen, SFU professor RT: 10:45

Jeff Derksen

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Q&A, Part 1 of 3 RT: 11:42

Audience member

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Q&A, Part 2 of 3 RT: 11:13

Audience member

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Q&A, Part 3 of 3 RT: 14:44

Audience member

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Close, Am Johal, Chair, Impact on Communities Coalition RT: 0:46

Am Johal

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