December, 2018

Russian Embassy in Canada Uses Butina Case to Attack #MeToo and Feminism

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Post published:December 28, 2018
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By William Echols, source of publication: polygraph.info On Wednesday, December 26, Russia’s embassy in the U.S. tweeted a link to a press release saying Maria Butina had spent 36 straight days in administrative segregation.“All together…

Justin Trudeau (Flickr/JustinLing)

Being a safe haven for Chechen LGBTI

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Post published:December 28, 2018
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Canada blames Russia for criminal negligence regarding human rights abuses in the Republic In response to the publication of the OSCE Rapporteur’s Report under the Moscow Mechanism on alleged Human Rights Violations and Impunity in…

Foreign Deployments – Is there a strategy?

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Post published:December 23, 2018
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Source of publication: 2018 FrontLine Defence (Vol 15, No 6) At first glance, Canada’s current overseas military deployments may appear rather haphazard with troops situated in relatively small numbers across thousands of miles. Some 500…

Following the G20 Summit events, the President of Russia answered journalists' questions (Kremlin.ru)

Fight for the Kerch Strait

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Post published:December 2, 2018
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Canada calls on Russia to de-escalate tensions with Ukraine On November 30, 2018, during the leaders’ retreat of the G20 Summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the Russian President Vladimir Putin…