JHR - Laurier-Waterloo

Journalists for Human Rights: Waterloo-Laurier have released a 7 article news magazine investigating some barriers and issues in Canada's immigration System

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Page 1 - Cover
Page 2 - Contents Page
Page 3 - Editorial
Page 4 - Forced Exile
Page 5 - Making A Difference
Page 6 - Organizing Settlers of Indigenous Rights,
Page 7 - Organizing Settlers of Indigenous Rights 2
Page 8 - Exotic and Submissive
Page 9 - Exotic and Submissive 2
Page 10 - Silent Farmers,
Page 11 - Silent Farmers 2
Page 12 - Overcoming Barriers
Page 13 - Newsroll - Migrant Justice in Canada
Page 14 - Newsroll - Migrant Justice in Canada 2

From the Editorial:
"In recent years, Canada’s reputation as a leader in human rights advocacy has come under scrutiny, with its resistance to ratify the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People and the marginalization of at-risk communities in Vancouver due to the 2010 Winter Olympics.(News Reel, pg. 13-14)

It is widely contested that immigration policy has not developed in stride with the numbers or needs of immigrants flowing into the country in refuge or seeking better opportunities. Immigrants today are faced with some of the same devastating hurdles that existed decades ago. "

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