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February Ottawa The federal […]

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1976-02

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February Ottawa The federal government introduced Bill C–83, a "peace and security" bill intended to clamp down on violent crime. It also dealt with the question of "dangerous sexual offenders," proposing to remove the term from the Canadian Criminal Code without in any way changing the system of indefinite confinement for "dangerous sexual offenders." The National Gay Rights Coalition/Coalition nationale pour les droits des homosexuels (NGRC/CNDH) denounced the bill, reiterating its support for the repeal of legislation providing for indefinite confinement of "dangerous sexual offenders" and calling for a review of all such cases. (See also March 9, 1976, and May 12, 1976.)

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May 12 Ottawa The NGRC/CNDH […]March 9 Ottawa NGRC/CNDH […]

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Ottawa

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National Gay Rights Coalition Coalition nationale pour les droits des homosexuels NGRC CNDH, Canadian Lesbian and Gay Rights Coalition / Coalition canadienne pour les droits des lesbiennes et des gais (CLGRC / CCDLG)Government of Canada

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Canadian Criminal CodeBill C–83

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"Une revendication pour les gay: enlever les termes de 'grossière indécence' du code pénal," Gay Montréal, 1, no. 10 (10 August 1976): 3."'Peace and Security' Threatens Gays," Body Politic, no. 24 (1976), p. 3"'Dangerous Sexual Offenders': The Injustice Continues," NGRC Forum, 1, no. 1 (Spring 1976): 1