Court orders Ottawa to bring Abdelrazik to Canada

Government ordered to let former terror suspect return to Canada from Sudan

A protest in support of Abousfian Abdelrazik was held outside the Passport office in Toronto in May. James Loney, the Canadian peace activist held hostage in Iraq, is seen addressing the gathering. Rick Eglinton / Toronto Star

Tonda Maccharles, The Toronto Star | Full Story | The federal government has balked at returning Abdelrazik, saying he remains on a UN no-fly list and represents an unspecified security risk, although both the RCMP and CSIS have cleared Abdelrazik of terrorist ties. >>

Published 09.06.04 02:00:00 -0500 GMT | Posted by Andrew Garib on 09.06.05 | On the Web at: http://saveandrewgarib.com/articles/259 |

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