Op-ed on security certificates – published in the Ottawa Citizen, October 31, 2007 Underlying much of the debate on security certificates, including the proposed new law, is the unspoken assumption that non-citizens a - Ottawa Citizen - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Op-ed on security certificates – published in the Ottawa Citizen, October 31, 2007 Underlying much of the debate on security certificates, including the proposed new law, is the unspoken assumption that non-citizens a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-11-20 17:32:47 Open Document File Size: 25,50 KB Share Result on Facebook Company CSIS / / Country Afghanistan / Syria / Canada / United Kingdom / / Event Diplomatic Relations / Judicial Event / / IndustryTerm foreign intelligence services / security certificate law / proposed new law / / Organization House of Lords / Supreme Court / Faculty of Law / Joint Committee on Human Rights / Canadian government / Security Intelligence Review Committee / Queen's University / UK House of Commons / / Person Janet Cleveland / Law / Sharryn J. Aiken / Maher Arar / François Crépeau / Ian MacDonald / / Position Researcher / Canada Research Chair / special advocate / counsel / Professor of Law and Chair / Professor / special counsel / Chair Research / independent judge / judge / Researcher / Research Chair / / PublishedMedium the Ottawa Citizen / / SocialTag Maher Arar Security certificate Canadian Security Intelligence Service Torture Central Intelligence Agency Human rights Adil Charkaoui Barbara Jackman Ethics Abuse

Op-ed on security certificates – published in the Ottawa Citizen, October 31, 2007 Underlying much of the debate on security certificates, including the proposed new law, is the unspoken assumption that non-citizens aAdd to Reading List