Canada violated Khadr's Charter rights, Supreme Court says

Here is the link to the SCOC decision:

IV. Conclusion

The appeal is allowed in part. Mr. Khadr?s application for judicial review is allowed in part. This Court declares that through the conduct of Canadian officials in the course of interrogations in 2003-2004, as established on the evidence before us, Canada actively participated in a process contrary to Canada?s international human rights obligations and contributed to Mr. Khadr?s ongoing detention so as to deprive him of his right to liberty and security of the person guaranteed by s. 7 of the Charter, contrary to the principles of fundamental justice. Costs are awarded to Mr. Khadr.

http://scc.lexum.umontreal.ca/en/2010/2 ... 0scc3.html

That sounds very much like under the Liberal watch to me.....I think Iggy and his party have some explainin to do!

Great. Here comes another #$%&-ing lawsuit.

Terrorists have more rights in Canada than Canadians do. So noted.

It states: "All Canadians'" Even if we don't like what they say or do.

Oh oh - Harper's going to prorogue again so he won't have to act on this ruling. Why won't people just let him govern?

The court said he doesn't have to act anyways.

I think they did:

I was referring to not forcing Harper to ask the US to repatriate.

I think they are threatening to do just that if Harper sits on this hands. I'm not sure what the other options are they envision.

Yep, isn't it terrible that this is all Harpers fault eh andy? You are becoming quite the partisan voice on here.

Where did I say it's Harper's fault? It certainly is Harper's responsibility to deal with, and the court is limiting his options more and more. Proroguing this one just won't work.

If the SCOC wants this kid repatriated so badly why dont we do just that but place him in prison.....in the general population, I am sure the inmates will gladly take care of him

What Harper might do is this: fart around on it long enough saying he is studying his "options". By then the US will have tried him. If acquitted he comes back to Canada. If guilty he'll be in prison. Then Harper can ask the US to repatriate him to a Canadian prison for his sentence. Either way he's back in Canada.

I doubt if he would ask tho, and probably the Supreme court can't make him. They've done this with some lower profile prisoners, where they didn't allow the to be repatriatred, and I can't say I blame them.

If Khadhr comes to Canada, I would like to see him and the Khadhr women deported. Khadhr does fit the definition of a child soldier, but I don't really want him running around loose in the country. "Will no one rid us of this meddlesome muslim?"