WHO
C-CAT is committed to developing innovative strategies in the battle against terrorism and extremism
C-CAT was founded by the families and friends of Canadian 9/11 victims
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WHAT
Mobilizing the tools of democracy against terror and extremism
C-CAT is a non-partisan policy, research and advocacy group, comprised of victims, analysts, lawyers and others dedicated to building bridges between the private and public sectors in the battle against terrorism.
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WHY
“Whether we like it or not our generation will go down in history as the one that was challenged to protect the world from terrorism.”
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
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Legislative and Policy Proposals
Resources
For victims of Iran’s terrorism, the global reach of justice must never end: David Matas and Sarah Teich for Inside Policy
Global Imams Council Stands with Canadian Jews
First Public Endorsement by a Major Islamic Clerical Body of the Recent UN Resolution Condemning Holocaust Denial
Global Imams Council Condemns Terror Attack on Congregation Beth Israel Synagogue
PS752 Update: Court Awards $107 Million to Terror Victims under C-CAT’s JVTA
PS752: IRGC Terror Listing Past Due
Victims and Perpetrators Respond to Ontario Court Decision Finding Iran Intentionally Shot Down PS752
PS752: An Act of Intentional Terrorism
Another Success for C-CAT’s Landmark JVTA Anti-Terrorism Legislation
A new law could help Canada fight hostage-taking by other states – OpEd in Ottawa Citizen
Government needs new tools to discourage hostage-taking – Op-Ed in National Post
Global Imams Council Adopts the IHRA Definition of Antisemitism – C-CAT MEMO
Canadian Terror Victims Laud Global Imam’s Council Adoption of IHRA Definition of Antisemitism
Pakistani Sponsorship of Khalistani Extremism: Sanction it! – Op-Ed
