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Canada, dozens of allies, declare arbitrary detentions immoral as Kovrig, Spavor now behind bars for 798 days - Canada News

Canada, dozens of allies, declare arbitrary detentions immoral as Kovrig, Spavor now behind bars for 798 days - Canada News
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Canada, dozens of allies, denounce arbitrary detentions for political purposes

57 countries have signed on to the statement, which puts pressure on countries such as China and Russia but needs to be bolstered by enforcement, human-rights advocates say

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57 Nations Sign Canadian Declaration Against Immoral Arbitrary Detentions

Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have been detained in China for over two years. Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press 02/15/2021 02:31pm EST OTTAWA Canada and a coalition of 57 other countries offered vocal support Monday for a new international declaration denouncing state-sponsored arbitrary detention of foreign nationals for political purposes. The new declaration was born out of a year of behind-the-scenes diplomacy, spearheaded by former foreign affairs minister François-Philippe Champagne, and was the result of a campaign to free Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, who spent their 798th day in Chinese prisons on Monday. While ending Kovrig’s and Spavor’s Chinese imprisonment remains Canada’s top priority, the new declaration was meant to be a broad denunciation to also end the coercive practice in other countries, such as Russia, Iran and North Korea.

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How Rory Bremner s spoof calls as frantic John Major staved off Tory Eurosceptic rebellion

How Rory Bremner s spoof calls as frantic John Major staved off Tory Eurosceptic rebellion Impressionist s portrayal of then Prime Minister in hoax calls to rebellious MPs was so realistic potential rebellion was quashed 30 December 2020 • 12:56pm Comedian Rory Bremner as politician John Major in a sketch from the BBC television impression show Rory Bremner broadcast in 1991 Credit: Don Smith/Radio Times/Getty Images When Rory Bremner telephoned the Conservative Party’s “awkward squad” to impersonate a “frantic” John Major pleading for support, the comedian hoped only that his mischievousness would make wonderful television. But, the impressionist was so convincing that the troublemaking MPs decided to “lay off” the then prime minister “saving his bacon”, files released by the National Archives in Kew reveal.

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Inside Geneva: The global treaty that has saved thousands of lives

Inside Geneva: The global treaty that has saved thousands of lives Simply known as the Ottawa Treaty, the global convention banning antipersonnel landmines has been signed by more than 160 countries. This content was published on December 29, 2020 - 10:00 December 29, 2020 - 10:00 Imogen Foulkes In the first of a series on landmark treaties, Imogen Foulkes talks to survivors, doctors, and campaigners about how they achieved their goal - what the treaty meant to them, and what still needs to be done. A landmine injury is for life: how much support do survivors get? And when will the big powers, the United States, Russia, and China, sign the treaty too?

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