Interview w/ MP Thomas Mulcair
Canadian Government and security services have been implicated in knowingly transferring detainees and prisoners in Afghanistan to torture.
This paints the stigma of war crime guilt on all Canadians.
We spoke to MP Thomas Mulcair from Outremont to discuss how Canada can show the world Canada’s attitude towards war crimes and rectify Canada’s international reputation.
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