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John H. Gomery to lead the fundraising campaign of Projet Montréal
John H. Gomery announced today that he will be the honorary president of the fundraising campaign of Projet Montréal as the party prepares for the November 1 municipal election. “It’s the first time that I am associating myself with a political party,” the eminent Montrealer said. “I accepted to do so because I feel that it is crucial to break the ties between municipal politics and financial interests.” (Full Story)

Immigration. Government of Canada signs Agreement with Northwest Territories
Ottawa — Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced the signing of an agreement to help attract new immigrants to the Northwest Territories. (Full Story)

Canada. Recent actions by Iranian authorities ''Unacceptable'' - PM Stephen Harper
VANCOUVER – Prime Minister Stephen Harper met yesterday with representatives of Canada’s Persian community to hear their perspectives on the situation currently unfolding in Iran. (Full Story)

Violent attacks against Camp Ashraf, a war crime - Maryam Rajavi
The Iranian Resistance’s President-elect, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, described the violent attack by Iraqi forces against the defenseless and unarmed residents of Ashraf, who are protected persons under the Fourth Geneva Convention, a crime against humanity and a case of war crimes. (Full Story)

Canada Announces Removal of Exception Relating to Safe Third Country Agreement
OTTAWA, ONTARIO - A change related to the Canada-U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement was announced today by Canadian Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney. The change removes one of Canada's exceptions to the Agreement and is another step toward improving Canada's asylum system. (Full Story)

Louise Arbour Begins As President of Crisis Group
Brussels - The Honourable Louise Arbour begins her new post as the International Crisis Group’s President and CEO today. (Full Story)

Canada imposes a Visa on Czech Nationals
Ottawa —Beginning 12:01 a.m. EDT on July 14, 2009, Czech nationals will require a visa to travel to Canada, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today. For the first 48 hours, Czech citizens may apply for entry on arrival in Canada. After 11:59 p.m. EDT July 15, 2009, a visa will be required. (Full Story)

Historic Visit. Canada's Prime Minister pays Courtesy Call to the Emperor and Empress of Japan
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Stephen Harper today paid a courtesy call to Their Majesties, the Emperor and Empress of Japan. The Imperial Couple are visiting Canada from July 3-14. (Full Story)

Ecoterra International protests against Inhumane Treatment of Pirates
ECOTERRA Intl. has repeatedly protested against the ongoing rendition program concerning so called "pirates", against their inhumane treatment in appalling prisons and against the ongoing violations of human rights in these piracy-cases. "While criminals of the high-seas must be brought to book and prosecuted, it has to be in line with the internationally agreed human-rights standards and not in violation of national and international laws," ECOTERRA stated. (Full Story)

Hindus & Jews laud UK’s Warwickshire Police for celebrating Roma culture
Hindus and Jews have hailed Warwickshire Police of United Kingdom for organizing first “Family Day of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History and Culture”, to be held on June 27. (Full Story)

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