About NCCM

The National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) is an independent, non-partisan and non-profit organization that protects Canadian human rights and civil liberties, challenges discrimination and Islamophobia, builds mutual understanding, and advocates for the public concerns of Canadian Muslims.

Built from within the Canadian Muslim community, the NCCM is a leading voice for Muslim civic engagement and the promotion of human rights.

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NCCM: 168% Increase in Hate Crimes in Peel Region is Deeply Concerning

-For Immediate Release- Anti-Muslim incidents constitute largest segment of hate crimes (Ottawa - April 20, 2018) The National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM), a prominent civil liberties and advocacy organization, is deeply concerned by a ... more

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Civic Engagement

The National Council of Canadian Muslims believes that active citizenship is the cornerstone of social progress and engaged communities. This requires individuals ... more

Defending Rights

NCCM’s Human Rights Department monitors and responds to violations of human rights and civil liberties, and provides dedicated services in challenging discrimi... more

Public Advocacy

Through professional advocacy, NCCM engages decision-makers, policy-makers, our nation’s courts and civil society to promote the maintenance of a just and ... more

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ICLMG has collaborated with the NCCM for over 10 years with respect to some of the leading cases involving human rights violations associated with Canada’s national security laws, policies and practices… I recommend that all Canadians support the NCCM’s ongoing work as a leading voice encouraging civic engagement and the promotion of human rights.

Roch Tassé, International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group

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NCCM
P.O. Box 13219,
Ottawa, ON,
K2K 1X4
tel: 1-866-524-0004
fax: 613-254-9810
email: info@nccm.ca

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