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Public Safety committee broadcaster and also a scholar of the contemporary situation of Muslims being targeted in Canada. My Ph.D. research was on the interpretation of responses to Islamophobia by these targeted communities themselves in 2015. These anti-terrorism cases invariably breach normative legal
October 17th, 2016Committee meeting
Alnoor Gova
Multiculturalism Mr. Speaker, following discussions with all parties in the House, I hope you will find consent for the following motion. I move: That the House join the 69,742 Canadian supporters of House of Commons e-petition (e-411) in condemning all forms of Islamophobia.
October 26th, 2016House debate
Vandalism at Calgary Mosques . Islamophobia is a serious problem that makes many Canadians from the Muslim community feel unsafe and unwelcome. The people who are responsible for these acts must be brought to justice. We must also educate Canadians about the positive influence that members of the Muslim community have
October 27th, 2016House debate
Darshan Singh KangLiberal
Islamophobia Mr. Speaker, today I will be presenting a petition that condemns Islamophobia. In a powerful statement of support, this petition has garnered the most signatures in the history of e-petitions in Canada. Though I stand as a Liberal, this petition was supported across party lines
December 5th, 2016House debate
Frank BaylisLiberal
Islamophobia victimized because of hate and fear. I am a proud Canadian among hundreds and thousands of others who will not tolerate hate based on religion or skin colour. I rise today with my fellow Canadians to reject and condemn Islamophobia. On this historic day when petition e-411 is tabled
December 5th, 2016House debate
Iqra KhalidLiberal
Petitions forms of Islamophobia. Canadians from every province and territory have signed this petition, and in a clear statement of support, the petition has garnered the most signatures in the history of electronic petitions, with 69,742 signatures.
December 5th, 2016House debate
Frank BaylisLiberal
Human Rights the progress we have made, but also to think about all the work that remains to be done. Now more than ever, we must stand together to fight extremism, intolerance like Islamophobia, and violence. I call on all members of the House as well as all Canadians to keep Mr. Humphrey's legacy
December 8th, 2016House debate
Marc MillerLiberal
Shooting in Quebec City brothers and sisters, we mourn with you and we pray for you. We promise that we will stand united and fight against hatred, bigotry, Islamophobia, and against those who peddle the politics of fear and division. Today, people feel unsafe in their place of worship. Many feel unsafe
January 30th, 2017House debate
U.S. Decision Regarding Travel Ban .” Does my colleague agree that many Canadians, including many young Canadians, are expecting not just some nice-sounding words in a tweet, but are demanding action that truly supports refugees and immigrants, that truly stands up against discrimination and Islamophobia? Essentially
January 31st, 2017House debate
Niki AshtonNDP
U.S. Decision Regarding Travel Ban of the NDP, the member for Outremont, condemning all forms of Islamophobia. Some 69,742 Canadians signed the petition and are among those who are now calling on us to follow through this very important step with action. They are likely among the hundreds who are sitting right now in our
January 31st, 2017House debate
Criminal Code , for example, ethnic origin or sexual orientation—and 16 cases of Islamophobia, for a total of 30 cases. Of that number, only half were reported to police. Many people do not report hate crimes. “They are uncomfortable or nervous”, regrets the centre's director. In Sherbrooke, in 2014
February 2nd, 2017House debate
Luc BertholdConservative
Speaking Up Against Hatred Mr. Speaker, in sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, we are seeing a tragic outbreak of hatred in this country and in the United States. We must speak out and denounce hatred in all of its forms, whether it comes as an anonymous tract
February 7th, 2017House debate
Peter JulianNDP
Public Safety committee to visit the centre in Montreal. One of the points that the folks working there raised was about the rise in all forms of radicalization, including for young people becoming neo-Nazis. In the tragic circumstances in Quebec, we saw an attack that was fed by Islamophobia, but it could
February 8th, 2017Committee meeting
Matthew DubéNDP
Public Safety committee legislation has on our communities, our dignity, and our ability to thrive. We will refer to two points in particular. The first is how the narrative around terrorism leads to a rise in fear of Muslims. The second is about the impact on freedom of speech. On Islamophobia, since 9/11
February 13th, 2017Committee meeting
Safiah Chowdhury
Public Safety committee an offence. In the move from “will” to “may”, we enter the realm of interpretation. In an environment of increasing Islamophobia, the “may” space becomes a space of problematizing and criminalizing Muslim faith communities for their everyday practices. Growing a beard or putting
February 13th, 2017Committee meeting
Katherine Bullock