The BC Humanist Association (BCHA) is back in court defending something fundamental: your right to access public healthcare free from religious interference.

This week, the BC Humanist Association was among dozens of groups presenting arguments at the Supreme Court of Canada in one of the largest cases of the year.

This week, the British Columbia Humanist Association (BCHA), with the Canadian Secular Alliance (CSA), is appearing before the Supreme Court of Canada to stand up for a vision of secularism that protects the rights of everyone, regardless of their faith or lack thereof.

The BC Humanist Association and Canadian Secular Alliance are headed back to the Supreme Court of Canada to argue for the importance of an inclusive interpretation of the state's duty of religious neutrality.

The BC Humanist Association will be going to the Supreme Court of British Columbia to bring the perspectives of the non-religious and the importance of the duty of religious neutrality in a case that's challenging the refusal of St Paul's Hospital to provide medical assistance in dying (MAID) on site.