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Foreign Interference

Canada’s proposed law to battle foreign interference is a good start but still needs work: Sarah Teich in the Hub

June 19, 2024

Sarah Teich

Columns

Canada must take action to stop the genocide of Uyghurs in China: Sarah Teich, Daniel Eisen, and Mehmet Tohti in the Toronto Star

July 25, 2022

Canada has viable options to combat China’s Uyghur genocide

Papers

Justice for Uyghurs: Assessing legal frameworks and options for action

July 19, 2022

Releases

Canada has viable options to combat China’s Uyghur genocide

July 19, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Correcting Canada’s mistaken Cuban narrative: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

July 18, 2022

Foreign Policy

Cuba’s authoritarian alliances are a threat to democracy: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

July 14, 2022

Canada continues to prop up Cuba, destabilizing the Western Hemisphere: Avik Jain for Inside Policy

Foreign Affairs

Canada should not be so tolerant of Cuba’s repressive regime: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

July 11, 2022

Foreign Policy

For victims of Iran’s terrorism, the global reach of justice must never end: David Matas and Sarah Teich for Inside Policy

June 15, 2022

The Uyghur genocide is a genocide, let’s call it one: Sarah Teich in the Toronto Sun

China: The dragon at the door

China must not hamper visit by UN rights boss to Uyghur region: Sarah Teich and Mehmet Tohti in the Ottawa Citizen

May 11, 2022

Europe and Russia

Ukrainian resilience to Russian invasion is a global victory for democracy: David Matas, Maria Reisdorf and Sarah Teich for The Star

April 12, 2022

The next stage in the fight against ISIS: Christian Leuprecht on National Post Radio

Foreign Policy

Canada must hold foreign fighters accountable for their crimes: Sarah Teich and David Matas in iPolitics

March 10, 2022

Justice

The troubled homecoming: Seeking accountability against Canadian foreign fighters returning home from abroad

March 9, 2022

Justice

How to hold foreign fighters to account when they return to Canada

March 9, 2022

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Canada’s proposed law to battle foreign interference is a good start but still needs work: Sarah Teich in the Hub

Sarah Teich

Canada must take action to stop the genocide of Uyghurs in China: Sarah Teich, Daniel Eisen, and Mehmet Tohti in the Toronto Star

Justice for Uyghurs: Assessing legal frameworks and options for action

Canada has viable options to combat China’s Uyghur genocide

Correcting Canada’s mistaken Cuban narrative: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

Cuba’s authoritarian alliances are a threat to democracy: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

Canada should not be so tolerant of Cuba’s repressive regime: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

For victims of Iran’s terrorism, the global reach of justice must never end: David Matas and Sarah Teich for Inside Policy

China must not hamper visit by UN rights boss to Uyghur region: Sarah Teich and Mehmet Tohti in the Ottawa Citizen

Ukrainian resilience to Russian invasion is a global victory for democracy: David Matas, Maria Reisdorf and Sarah Teich for The Star

Canada must hold foreign fighters accountable for their crimes: Sarah Teich and David Matas in iPolitics

The troubled homecoming: Seeking accountability against Canadian foreign fighters returning home from abroad

How to hold foreign fighters to account when they return to Canada

Top News

Russian neo-imperialism – Defence of Ukraine is a bellwether for the success or failure of the international rule of law: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

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ICE Pact turns the ship around on West’s atrophying icebreaker building capacity: Heather Exner-Pirot for the Wilson Center

Multimedia

Why Can’t Canada Meet its NATO Spending Target?: Balkan Devlen on The News Forum

Double Trouble – Canada’s troops in Latvia: Balkan Devlen, Alexander Lanoszka, and Toms Rostoks

Double Trouble – NATO and the Indo-Pacific: Balkan Devlen with Alexander Lanozska and Jonathan Berkshire Miller

Canada can’t have fast population growth, housing supply constraints, and housing affordability: Steve Lafleur and Josef Filipowicz for Inside Policy

When peaceful protests cross the line into criminal conduct: Andrew Roman for Inside Policy

Trudeau-Legault immigration meeting shows federation at its cynical worst: Michael Barutciski

Richard Fadden on dealing with foreign interference in Canada: Inside Policy

Canadian downstream – Refining our hedge: Rory Johnston

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