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Ottawa defends extradition treaty talks with UAE as civil society group sounds alarm
- Canada is defending plans to begin extradition treaty talks with the United Arab Emirates amid concerns about its human-rights record.
- Canada and the United Arab Emirates signed a free trade deal and announced negotiations on extradition and mutual legal assistance treaties.
- Inter Pares spokesperson Amani Khalfan called the United Arab Emirates’ record of unlawful and arbitrary detentions “appalling.”
- Department of Justice spokesperson Kwame Bonsu said stronger partnerships could help investigate serious crimes and bring accused or convicted individuals to justice.
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Ottawa defends extradition treaty talks with UAE as civil society group sounds alarm
OTTAWA - The federal government is defending its plan to start talks on an extradition treaty with the United Arab Emirates as a civil society group issues a warning over the country's human-rights record.
·Toronto, Canada
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The federal government defends its plan to start negotiations on an extradition treaty with the United Arab Emirates, while a civil society organisation warns against the country's human rights record.
·Montreal, Canada
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Leaning Left24Leaning Right0Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution80% Left
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