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Senator questions genocide provisions of Online Harms Bill

Brief | March 1, 2024

A member of the Independent Senators Group is questioning why penalties for promoting genocide are increasing so greatly in the government’s new Online Harms Bill, C-63. Julie Miville-Dechêne raised the matter in Question Period on Thursdays

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