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…
citizenship
Who will protect us from absurdities
‘Canadian refugee’ a Nairobi celebrity He said incidents of Somali expats being arrested, detained and thrown into jail by Kenyan officials have escalated in the past few years. Their stories have been discussed threadbare by…
This is a Warning
According to our Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon’s interpretation of the law, your passport picture must be “identical” to what you “claim to be”. http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/671732 Otherwise, Canadian consular officials may declare you to be an impostor,…
Kenyan court gives reprieve in the passport case
Nairobi court grants woman time for DNA test
Lips and law
Woman’s lips trapped her in Kenya
Abdelrazik reveals details
Canada ‘indifferent’ to Sudan’s threat to kill Abdelrazik, files show
More on the passport case
Woman hopes DNA unlocks Kenya trap
Justice still denied
Ottawa urged to rescue Kenya detainee Ottawa’s rabbit hole Toronto woman marooned in Kenya seeks court injunction to restore passport
Incredible
Nairobi mystery deepens Canadian citizen? Be afraid.
Ottawa denies woman in Kenya is Canadian citizen
We wrote about Ms. Haji stuck in Kenya since May 17. Kenyan authorities alleged she wasn’t Ms. Haji at all. Saying she was someone else using Ms. Haji’s Canadian passport, they put her in jail….
Another Black Canadian stuck abroad
The Toronto Star reports Suaad Mohamud Haji, a woman from Toronto, cannot leave Kenya where she was visiting her sick mother. Kenyan officials allege she does not look like her Canadian passport photo. The photo is more…
Min. Jason Kenney Blames the Immigrants!
On Mar. 18, 2009, Hon. Jason Kenney, Min. of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, spoke at Huron College at UWO. He spoke on a variety of subjects, but largely focused on what he perceived to be…