CTV News Article here on a failed refugee's claims that he was tortured after being deported/removed to Egypt. If the claims are proven, they would underline the difficulties inherent in making decisions on refugee decisions - and highlight the importance of appointing decision makers purely on the basis of merit and previous experience with refugees.
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December 21, 2006
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