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What happens to the people of the occupied territories of Ukraine? It could be up to Canada

  • Canada could file a class-action claim against Russia before the International Court of Justice on behalf of the displaced people in a clear signal
Opinion | BY JON UNRUH, MICHAEL CHOLOD | August 13, 2025
The occupied territories are already a class-action lawsuit waiting to happen, and given the political deal-making regarding eastern Ukraine, perhaps it’s time for Canada to step up, write Jon Unruh and Michael Cholod. UN Photo/CIJ-ICJ/Frank van Beek courtesy of the ICJ

What happens to the people of the occupied territories of Ukraine? It could be up to Canada

Opinion | BY JON UNRUH, MICHAEL CHOLOD | August 13, 2025
  • Canada could file a class-action claim against Russia before the International Court of Justice on behalf of the displaced people in a clear signal

What happens to the people of the occupied territories of Ukraine? It could be up to Canada

Opinion | BY JON UNRUH, MICHAEL CHOLOD | August 13, 2025
  • Canada could file a class-action claim against Russia before the International Court of Justice on behalf of the displaced people in a clear signal
The occupied territories are already a class-action lawsuit waiting to happen, and given the political deal-making regarding eastern Ukraine, perhaps it’s time for Canada to step up, write Jon Unruh and Michael Cholod. UN Photo/CIJ-ICJ/Frank van Beek courtesy of the ICJ
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