‘A different perspective’: Justice Mahmud Jamal on minority rights, bilingualism and the Supreme Court

‘A different perspective’: Justice Mahmud Jamal on minority rights, bilingualism and the Supreme Court

Settling into an imposing red leather armchair in a wood-panelled office in Ottawa, Justice Mahmud Jamal recalled his anxious first moments in this country as a 14-year-old immigrant. “I remember the first day here very well. I was scared,” he told Radio-Canada in a recent interview, describing the path that took him to the nation’s highest court —…

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Russia denies war crimes, but human rights advocate says evidence is ‘difficult to refute’

Russia denies war crimes, but human rights advocate says evidence is ‘difficult to refute’

Warning: This tale is made up of movie photos of lifeless bodies and distressing details of violence. Read through Tale Transcript Amid developing experiences of war crimes fully commited by Russian forces in Ukraine, Human Legal rights Look at has produced a report documenting allegations of rape, murder and other violent functions against civilians. The…

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