No Fly List Kids

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No Fly List Kids (NFLK; French: Enfants interdits de vol, EID) is a grassroots advocacy group founded in 2016 by parents of children falsely flagged on Canada's No Fly List (Passenger Protect Program).^[1]

The NFLK's website states that their purpose is to ensure that the rights protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms are upheld for those affected by Canada's No Fly List.^[1]

Their mission is also to have the Canadian government implement a redress system that will be able to clear those who are falsely flagged while travelling, as reported by the Huffington Post.^[2]