Justice committee  In terms of “what's the harm?”, I wrote about this in The Globe and Mail a couple of weeks ago. It's a short example that makes the point. KINSA works directly with police officers to devise training on Internet child exploitation investigations that we can deliver in developing

Justice committee  Thank you very much. It's a great pleasure for KINSA to be asked to present. Just briefly, KINSA, the Kids' Internet Safety Alliance, is a Canadian not-for-profit with a global footprint whose mission is to save and protect children everywhere around the world from Internet-base

Justice committee  —and I can say that with my last name. I know what it's like to litigate these issues constitutionally. So speaking on behalf of KINSA, I bring that practical perspective of a front-line criminal lawyer and ask the question, how does this stuff work? For me, looking at it from b