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Released Canadian’s lawyer clamouring for client’s case file
He added he fears that Ms. Mohamud is the victim of a “whisper campaign” from federal officials who are leaking unverified claims to the news media.
“My client is being defamed, and they can clear it all up by giving me the file,” Mr. Boulakia said.
The government refused to comment on the matter yesterday, saying it is waiting for an internal report on the events.
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.
What if you don’t “look like” your passport photo?
Woman held in Kenya gives up DNA samples
What is known for certain is that no Canadian official has checked Mohamud’s story in Toronto with her best friends, neighbours, employer, ex-husband, 12-year-old son or the son’s babysitter, Boulakia said.
Lips and law
Woman’s lips trapped her in Kenya
