Injustice continues

Trapped in Nairobi, woman’s life crumbles

Her rent has not been paid in three months, her credit card bills are accumulating interest, her phone, Internet and cable connections have been cut off. She hasn’t earned a penny in three months and she is worried she may not have a job when she returns. …

ATS courier company is holding Mohamud’s job as an overnight mid-level supervisor at its Toronto sorting plant. “She is welcome back at work; we’re looking forward to having her back,” vice-president Bob Brogan said last week.

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1 Comment on "Injustice continues"

  1. Mujtaba Marashi | August 12, 2009 at 6:33 pm |

    Canada should not pick and choose who to help in time of crisis.All Canadians are equal irespective of the their clour,creed,religious or ethnic background.
    We are one country one people and must be united at all times of prosperity and or adversity.

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