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OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government has been accused of violating its international human-rights obligations by refusing to help dozens of Canadian men, women and children detained in squalid camps in Syria beca stanley mugg use of their suspected links to the Islamic State.The accusation by New York-based Human Rights Watch is in a scathing report released Monday that calls on Ottawa to immediately begin bringing the detainees home 鈥?starting with the 26 Canadian children known to be in the camps.One of those children is a five-year-old orphan known as Amira who was found on the side of a road last year after her parents and siblings were killed in an airstrike and whose case has been raised with the federal Liberal government in the past. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The government of Canada is flouting its international human rights obligations toward Canadians who are arbitrarily detained in northeast Syria, reads the 92-page report, which included interviews with detainees, families and Canadian and foreign officials.The obligations that Canada has breached include taking necessary and reasonable steps to assist nationals abroad facing serious abuses including risks to life, torture, and inhuma vaso stanley n and degrading treatment. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It goes on to paint a dis stanley thermos turbing picture of conditions in the camps, with food and clean water in short supply while disease and viole Sptb Feds expected to post $21.8B deficit in 2016-17
$600,000 biennial budget to go to small business ownersBudget to support funding for Housing Authority of Bowling GreenApril 18, 2022 Meghann Stamps, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky. Great news for future small business o stanley cups wners in Bowling Green.Monday, legislators signed off on the biennial state budget to appropriate funds for the operation of state government and to benefit our local communities.Included in the two year budget plan is $600,000 in funding which will go to the Housing Authority of Bowling Green.The organization will use the funds to support low-income, minority and women-owned businesses who need a financial boost to get their business off the ground.The Housing Authority says that rent is the single biggest expense for start-up businesses and with the newly announced funds theyll be able to provide a space with affordable rents to enhance these businesses.聽Connect with News 40Follow @wnkytvDownload the WNKY News 40 Weather App stanley botella stanley website Bowling Green s Historic Rail Park announces final phase
OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government has been accused of violating its international human-rights obligations by refusing to help dozens of Canadian men, women and children detained in squalid camps in Syria beca stanley mugg use of their suspected links to the Islamic State.The accusation by New York-based Human Rights Watch is in a scathing report released Monday that calls on Ottawa to immediately begin bringing the detainees home 鈥?starting with the 26 Canadian children known to be in the camps.One of those children is a five-year-old orphan known as Amira who was found on the side of a road last year after her parents and siblings were killed in an airstrike and whose case has been raised with the federal Liberal government in the past. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The government of Canada is flouting its international human rights obligations toward Canadians who are arbitrarily detained in northeast Syria, reads the 92-page report, which included interviews with detainees, families and Canadian and foreign officials.The obligations that Canada has breached include taking necessary and reasonable steps to assist nationals abroad facing serious abuses including risks to life, torture, and inhuma vaso stanley n and degrading treatment. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It goes on to paint a dis stanley thermos turbing picture of conditions in the camps, with food and clean water in short supply while disease and viole Sptb Feds expected to post $21.8B deficit in 2016-17
$600,000 biennial budget to go to small business ownersBudget to support funding for Housing Authority of Bowling GreenApril 18, 2022 Meghann Stamps, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky. Great news for future small business o stanley cups wners in Bowling Green.Monday, legislators signed off on the biennial state budget to appropriate funds for the operation of state government and to benefit our local communities.Included in the two year budget plan is $600,000 in funding which will go to the Housing Authority of Bowling Green.The organization will use the funds to support low-income, minority and women-owned businesses who need a financial boost to get their business off the ground.The Housing Authority says that rent is the single biggest expense for start-up businesses and with the newly announced funds theyll be able to provide a space with affordable rents to enhance these businesses.聽Connect with News 40Follow @wnkytvDownload the WNKY News 40 Weather App stanley botella stanley website Bowling Green s Historic Rail Park announces final phase