President Rodrigo Duterte must have been following what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s father said when asked if he would raise the issue
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The University of Toronto’s International Human Rights Program is suggesting that Mexico be removed from Canada’s “safe country” list, making it easier
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Before reopening relations with Iran, the Canadian government should hold the Middle Eastern country accountable for human rights violations against minority religions,
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The federal government’s 2015 report on human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia is in its final stages of preparation, but no date