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Editor wants us to see through ‘fog of 9/11’
Janice Williamson says Omar Khadr, Oh Canada tries to ‘unearth a better truth’ about the Omar Khadr story.
Photograph by Bea Vongdouangchanh, The Hill Times
Editor Janice Williamson said, ‘I see the Omar Khadr case and others like his case since 9/11 as a mark of the ways in which civil society can break down.’
There needs to be a “more open” and “just conversation” about human rights, especially in the context of Omar Khadr’s case, says University of Alberta literary professor Janice Williamson.
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Editor wants us to see through ‘fog of 9/11’
Janice Williamson says Omar Khadr, Oh Canada tries to ‘unearth a better truth’ about the Omar Khadr story.
Photograph by Bea Vongdouangchanh, The Hill Times
Editor Janice Williamson said, ‘I see the Omar Khadr case and others like his case since 9/11 as a mark of the ways in which civil society can break down.’
There needs to be a “more open” and “just conversation” about human rights, especially in the context of Omar Khadr’s case, says University of Alberta literary professor Janice Williamson.
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