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David J. Climenhaga
| Let's consider the case of the Israeli university that in 2012 came up with a scheme to give an honorary degree to an unsavoury right-wing foreign politician … |
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Gilda Lakatos
| As a Roma family, we always lived in fear, but in the last years, things got worse. On television politicians were saying things like, "Gypsies are parasites we must eliminate." |
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J. Baglow
| Hungarian refugees has an edge in 1956; rightly or wrongly, they were perceived as "ours": anti-Communist "freedom fighters." Today's Syrian refugees don't have that edge and they're suffering for it. |
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Nora Loreto
| Stephen Harper hopes that fearmongering will pay off more than opening Canada up to help settle Syrian refugees. |
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J. Baglow
| A Conservative riding association director in Canada and a Jobbik supporter in Hungary have both been fired from their jobs. Why? |
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Karl Nerenberg
| It is a horror that Immigration Minister Chris Alexander did nothing to help a desperate Syrian family, who had relatives in Canada. But that indifference is not new. |
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Miriam Katawazi
| A Roma family that fled from Hungary to Canada due to anti-Roma discrimination was granted a reprieve and stay on humanitarian grounds and will not face deportation to Hungary. |
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Miriam Katawazi
| A Roma family hopes to settle in Canada after enduring anti-Roma discrimination and violence in Hungary. Unfortunately, Canada has designated Hungary as "safe" for refugees. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| Surely even Canada’s official pundits have enough wit to sense that nothing good can come playing games in Russia's back yard to achieve strategic and ideological goals. |
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J. Baglow
| A Roma family faces deportation after fleeing Hungary to save their lives. Hungary is a "safe country," see. Just ask Jason Kenney. |
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Karl Nerenberg
| From Syria to Sri Lanka, the Harper government has turned a blind eye to the suffering of refugees. Now it's even cutting health care for those who manage to reach Canada. |
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Karl Nerenberg
| In reforming the refugee system in Canada, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney declared Hungary a "safe country of origin." But what about the rise of fascist parties targeting Jews and Roma? |
