Amnesty International's Concerns Regarding Canada
The human rights organization Amnesty International had a range of concerns when it comes to Canada:
- lack of a strategy to address violence against Indigenous women
- the long-standing land dispute with the Lubicon Cree in Alberta
- discrimination in child protection policies for Indigenous children
- cuts in the budget of Status of Women Canada
- excessive use of force involving taser guns
- the use of security certificates issued under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- the rendition of dual Canadian nationals tortured abroad
- the lack of a Refugee Appeal Division for refugee applicants who are turned down
Labels: annual reports, human rights, NGOs
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