LWSO 313 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
30 Apr 2019
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The research project will highlight the impact of the anti-terrorism act (2015) on civil liberates, canadian values, and on specific groups or organization. The controversial subtopics of anti-terrorism act (2015) are as follows: first, the anti-terrorism. Instead of only collecting intelligence, csis can disrupt what they perceive to be a security threat, violating laws and the. Charter of rights and freedoms if they find it necessary. Second, the anti-terrorism act (2015) grants government departments explicit authority to share private information, including passport applications or confidential commercial data with law-enforcement agencies. To investigate these subtopics in depth, i will be analyzing these controversial topics from both sides of the debate and will be searching solutions. Drawing on past research, the growing emerging trends in terrorism can pose a threat to canada, and these emerging trends and threats are not rightly covered by anti-terrorism act (2015).
