What they said
Richard Colvin testified that he and his colleagues in the field began informing Ottawa about the treatment of detainees in May...
human rights
The Commons: Eighteen attempts to explain the same story
MacKay questions the credibility of Afghan torture whistleblower, Richard Colvin
’At this point there is no program to vaccinate detainees’
Global gets a statement from National Defence. Canadian Press gets the same statement and reviews the claims.
About those Geneva Conventions (II)
An exchange from last week’s meeting of Parliament’s special committee on the mission in Afghanistan. The full and official...
Thinking about the old Ignatieff
Speaking of free speech, Steyn speculates about what the Liberal leader can’t say now
The case for the seeing-eye horse
What if a blind man with a guide dog had taken on a Muslim bed-and-breakfast owner?
He’s Europe’s human rights watchdog?
President Nazarbayev has been cracking down on activists
So what do we do now?
March 31 . " If these reports are true, this will create serious problems for Canada," said International Trade Minister Stockwell...
The right to be an exceptional Canadian
Should religious freedom trump Canadian law?
Is it possible to both condemn and condone?
Canwest’s Randy Boswell looks at the government’s policy on capital punishment abroad, specifically now its response to a United...