Thanks @cafreeland for speaking out and keeping the issue alive. Wish your boss would follow your example. #cdnpoli
Thank you to the Seyed-Emami brothers for meeting today. Canada will continue to demand answers in the death of Kavous Seyed-Emami and for the Iranian authorities to allow for his widow, Maryam Mombeini, a Canadian citizen, to return home.pic.twitter.com/M7VdgFq5Vi
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I know my comment is off topic Chrysty. I just thought you'd lime a pic of an actual feminist.
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Ms Freeland, you are such a credit to our country, thank you for all you do. ps I am worried about Bill Browder
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Yep and in trade it's going to be like old pink paper times as Canada and US play out our old economic discussions between you and that Wolf guy as lead economists
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Where are the answers for the Family of the Canadian Man in Dominican Republic??
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Ohhh so you're waiting for the CDN in DR to die before you get involved. PATHETIC!!
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A big round of applause! Surely, the Canadian government must keep pushing for answers surrounding the death of Kavous, so is demanding for the immediate return of his widow back home. Yes, Iran must grant her free passage to leave the country. My thoughts are with the family!
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"Canada will continue to demand answers" - that's all we do, demand answers. But no action, no real action. Not against Iran in any event. Fourteen years ago, I wrote several articles about the murder of another Iranian-Canadian in an Iranian prison, Zahra Kazemi ... 1/
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I was, then, a Canadian diplomat based in Geneva, with private access to some of the details of her torture, rape and murder. Because they were not verified, I could not write about the details, but I wrote about the trial and acquittal of the sole accused. 2/
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