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| The Problem: |
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| - According to the RCMP, 800 to 1200 people are trafficked in and through Canada every year. |
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| - Trafficking in Canada has consequences estimated between $120 million to $400 million per year and accounts for approximately 8,000 to 16,000 people arriving in Canada per year illegally. ("Organized Crime Impact Study," Solicitor General of Canada) |
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| - According to CFHT's experience, victims are primarily Canadian Citizens. Whether foreign or Canadian the problem needs to be completely obliterated. Eliminate the demand, eliminate the problem. |
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Update on Bill C-268
Prorogation effectively ends all government bills, however it has no impact on Private Members’ Bills. Since 2003, all Private Members’ Bills have carried over between sessions of Parliament. |
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| Subsequently, Bill C-268 is still considered passed by the House of Commons and will resume in the Senate at Second Reading on March 3, 2010. |
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The Senate of Canada
Ottawa, ON
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| The Human Rights Committee in the Senate will be debating and studying Bill C-268 and bringing a review back to the Senate. Along with contacting the Senators in your province, please contact the members of the Human Rights Committee to ask them to support C-268. They are: |
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- Andreychuk, Raynell (Saskatchewan) - email
- Brazeau, Patrick (Repentigny - Quebec) - email
- Dallaire, Romeo (Gulf - Quebec) - email
- Demers, Jacques (Rigaud - Quebec) - email
- Jaffer, Mobina S.B. (British Columbia) - email
- Mitchell, Grant (Alberta) - email
- Munson, Jim (Ottawa / Rideau Canal - ON) - email
- Nancy, Ruth (Cluny - Ontario) - email
- Poy, Vivienne (Toronto - Ontario) - email
Further information: www.4mycanada.ca |
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| History of Canada's Fight Against Human Trafficking: |
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Convictions in Canada
“The Government of Canada demonstrated progress in law enforcement actions against human traffickers last year, securing the convictions of five offenders under specific human trafficking provisions of the Criminal Code passed in 2005, marking the first convictions under these newer sections of the law.” (Trafficking in Persons Report 2009) |
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