The British Columbia First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC) extends a heartfelt congratulations as we celebrate the inspiring individuals and organizations...
We’re working to reshape the justice system to better serve Indigenous communities and create lasting change.
Developed with BC First Nations, the Justice Strategy advances 25 strategies and 43 lines of action along 2 tracks of change. Learn more about the Justice Strategy, its purpose, and how its creating change.
Justice StrategyUse Tracking Justice, our storytelling and tracking tool, to follow the progress and impacts of the Justice Strategy. Get an in-depth look into each strategy and their milestones, challenges, and stories.
Tracking JusticeStill have questions about the Justice Strategy? We know this work is complex and involves many sectors and partners. Access our FAQs for a breakdown of the Justice Strategy and BCFNJC’s approach to justice reform.
Learn MoreWe invite you to continue learning about and engaging with the Justice Strategy. Download, read, and share the Justice Strategy in its entirety.
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There are many legal services available for Indigenous people in BC including Gladue Reports.
Help is just a call, text or email away.
The BC First Nations Justice Council operates nine Indigenous Justice Centres across BC and a Virtual Centre, helping with family and criminal law issues.
Learn MoreJudges must consider the unique circumstances of Indigenous people in court, known as Gladue rights.
Learn MoreHad a negative experience with a lawyer, judge, or police officer? Learn about the complaints process here.
Learn MorePublished on the traditional unceded territory of the syilx (Okanagan) Nation – more here.
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Published on the traditional unceded territory of the syilx (Okanagan) Nation – more here.