In a deeply disappointing response, the Canadian government has shirked its duties under international law and rejected the call for a Public Inquiry into the treatment of Afghan detainees.
Canada shirks its responsibilities under international law

In a deeply disappointing response, the Canadian government has shirked its duties under international law and rejected the call for a Public Inquiry into the treatment of Afghan detainees.
Update on media coverage following release of Open Letter to PM urging public inquiry into Afghan detainee transfers to torture
Peggy Mason reviews some of favourite Ceasefire.ca posts from 2015.
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.
I am calling on Ceasefire.ca supporters to work together to make the next election about peace and hope.
On March 7th, the government signed a $288-million contract with Irving Shipbuilding of Halifax for design work on the long-promised Arctic offshore patrol ships. But construction of the ships is not expected to begin until 2015.