Russia and the US agree to discuss nuclear risks and arms control; another Canadian judge overrules decisions on faulty intelligence and we examine a quintessentially Canadian proposal for building a Ukraine peace table.
Tag Archives: public inquiry
David Johnston finds a middle ground in his interim report on foreign interference
David Johnston surprised almost everyone with his ‘public hearings, not public inquiry’ recommendation. Find out why we agree with him in our latest blog post.
Why is Canada failing when it comes to the laws of war?
It is urgent that we find out exactly why Canada is failing to strictly adhere to national and international obligations in relation to war crimes.
There must be accountability for torture
The U.S. failure to pursue accountability for key participants its torture program undermines the global struggle against impunity for torture. Canada’s failure to examine its actions in Afghanistan similarly undermines the effort to end torture. Canadians must continue to demand made-in-Canada accountability for the immoral and unconscionable acts committed in our name.
Justin Trudeau must face up to Afghan detainee torture allegations
When will the Justin Trudeau Liberals start living up to their international legal responsibilities?
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.