Liberals vote against motion for arms export control sub-committee.
RI President on immoral Saudi deal
Tag Archives: international law
Int’l Law and the Saudi Arms Deal
Why Canada’s arms deal with Saudi Arabia is void under international law.
“Unfinished business of the most serious kind. ” – Peggy Mason
Rideau Institute President Peggy Mason renews the call for an independent public inquiry into allegations of Canadian complicity in the transfer-to-torture of Afghan detainees.
David Petrasek: Ten quick steps to reset Canadian foreign policy
David Petrasek suggests 10 steps the Liberals can take right away to help Canada re-establish itself as an active middle power committed to multilateralism and international law.
New Open Canada site features articles by RI President Peggy Mason
Two opinion pieces by RI President Peggy Mason are featured in today’s launch of the revamped Canadian International Council website.
Torture and Afghan detainees: The need for a public inquiry
The Rideau Institute and the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives have released a report calling for a transparent and impartial judicial commission of inquiry into the actions of Canadian officials relating to Afghan detainees.