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Petitions  The petition states that Canada should declare Iran as an unsafe country and that government stop all deportations to Iran immediately. The petitioners ask this because in the last 20 years the Islamic republic of Iran has executed over 100,000 women, men and children in Iran and has assassinated hundreds of its opposition members abroad as well. They ask this since no one is allowed to openly express political positions in Iran without danger of execution.

October 21st, 1998House debate

Louise HardyNDP

Kosovo  NATO is prepared with indirect authority from the United Nations to do it and Canada is a player in NATO. Last Sunday I was at an exhibition of Islamic arts and science in the Scarborough area of Toronto. A man came up to me quite unannounced. I did not even get his name. He said please do something about Kosovo, you must do something.

October 7th, 1998House debate

Derek LeeLiberal

Supply  When we speak about morality, do we speak about Judeo-Christian morality? Do we speak about Islamic morality? Do we speak about human rights? Do we speak about morality of the aboriginal people? What do we mean by morality? Must we always continue to define everything we do based on our own particular religion and wherever we come from?

June 8th, 1998House debate

Hedy FryLiberal

Petitions  Speaker, I have the honour to present to this house a petition circulated by Iftikha Chan and members of the Islamic society of Cumberland. This petition calls for the President of the Treasury Board to direct all federal departments and agencies to set aside space in the workplace for obligatory prayers for Muslims.

March 10th, 1998House debate

Eugène BellemareLiberal

Middle East  Hussein becomes stronger because his population rallies around him. In addition, whenever we declare war, the Islamic world perceives a threat by the western world. Whenever we declare war, we help Saddam Hussein. Whenever we declare war, we solidify domestic support around him and polarize global public opinion.

February 9th, 1998House debate

Charles CacciaLiberal

Amendment To The Constitution Of Canada (Newfoundland)  At its core the religion of secularism is no more and no less a religion than Christianity, Judaism or Islam. It has its set of priests, an orthodoxy which is political correctness, and its rituals. If Newfoundlanders expect that by replacing their current orthodoxy with a secular orthodoxy they will in some manner improve their educational system, I am afraid the good people of Newfoundland will be sadly disappointed.

December 8th, 1997House debate

John McKayLiberal

The Environment  These things have been going on forever. I have examined mining operations dating from early Islamic times in North Africa and on the Arabian peninsula. That would be 950 AD or thereabouts. Very obviously, from the debris around these places, the people who ran the operations had abundant water and abundant timber.

November 26th, 1997House debate

Lee MorrisonReform

Algeria  Having lived in that country, I cannot understand how the international community can remain unmoved by the unbearable situation the people of Algeria are in. The truce announced by the Islamic Salvation Front for October 1 ought not to lull us into complacency. For the desperate Algerians, and for our fellow Canadians who fear for their brothers and sisters, it is vital that action be taken.

September 26th, 1997House debate

Hélène AlarieBloc

Immigration  At the same time, we have learned that Mr. Abdennour who, according to the Quebec-Algeria committee, is a lawyer close to the Islamic salvation front, was granted a visa by the Canadian embassy, in Paris. How does the Minister of Immigration explain the fact that a person close to the Islamic salvation front can come to Canada without any problems, while Algerian actors who denounce torture and fundamentalism cannot do so?

May 19th, 1995House debate

Stéphane BergeronBloc

Algeria  Last Tuesday, 95 inhabitants of a small village south of Algiers were killed by an armed group claiming to be Islamic fundamentalists. Unfortunately, this barbaric act was not the last, for we learn today that Tuesday night another 42 people, including 17 women and three babies under a year old, had their throats cut in a village 100 kilometres to the south of Algiers.

April 24th, 1997House debate

Christiane GagnonBloc

Algeria  Speaker, Mohammed Abder Rahmani, the chief editor of the Algerian daily El Moudjahid was buried yesterday in Algiers. He is the 35th journalist to be assassinated in Algeria in the unending struggle between Islamic and government forces. Mr. Abder Rahmani, the dean of the country's journalists, openly criticized the actions of armed Islamic groups. Intimidated and fearing for their lives, over 200 journalists have already fled the country.

March 29th, 1995House debate

Michel DaviaultBloc

Baha'I Community  Mr. Speaker, for the past 17 years, the Baha'i of the Islamic Republic of Iran have been systematically persecuted, harassed and discriminated against, solely on the grounds of their religious convictions. The official document in which the Iranian government sets out its co-ordinated policy for dealing with the Baha'i question is still in effect.

April 7th, 1997House debate

Michel GuimondBloc

Violence Against Women  Mr. Speaker, to our dismay and indignation, we heard yesterday that Algerian Islamic fundamentalists took another young girl as the innocent victim of the intolerance that now rocks that country. Since five leaders of the Islamic Front were sentenced to death by a symbolic tribunal of women gathered in Algiers to commemorate International Women's Day, other innocent women have been slaughtered.

March 14th, 1995House debate

Christiane GagnonBloc

Petitions  Mr. Speaker, I have constituents of the Islamic faith who want guardianship as an option to adoption. Guardianship is a concept that is acceptable to their religious beliefs and they would ask the Government of Canada to make sure that this happens.

March 11th, 1997House debate

Ronald J. DuhamelLiberal

Canada-Israel Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act  That is in part why we have seen the Intifada. That is why we have seen Hamas. That is why we have seen, to a lesser extent, Islamic jihad. These groups have managed to retain their power out of the frustration, the anger and the desperation which these people feel. Therefore economic emancipation for the Palestinian people in these areas is absolutely critical in the peace process.

November 5th, 1996House debate

Keith MartinReform