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Bosnia Mr. Speaker, I appreciate the hon. member's question. I can inform him that at the base in Visoko, because of the build-up of Muslim forces, certain precautions have been taken to be ready in the event of an attack. The situation is very disturbing but, so far, our troops
June 15th, 1995House debate
David CollenetteLiberal
Bosnia . There is no reason for these people to be detained other than the fact that perhaps these forces are being held as some kind of a shield to try to prevent the Bosnian Muslims who are amassing for an attack apparently to liberate Sarajevo from Serb control in the suburbs. It is totally
June 15th, 1995House debate
David CollenetteLiberal
Criminal Code are afforded equal protection. I reiterate: equal protection. For example, hate crimes against males are treated in the same manner as hate crimes against females. Caucasians are afforded the same protection as Orientals; Christians the same as Muslims; anglophones the same as francophones
June 15th, 1995House debate
Stan DromiskyLiberal
Criminal Code of the night with a bomb threat simply because that person is a Muslim, other Muslims in the neighbourhood are terrorized. That is the goal of the hate monger, to terrorize whole communities. When survivors of the Holocaust see a swastika painted on a synagogue, and they thought they were
June 15th, 1995House debate
Paddy TorsneyLiberal
Bosnia Mr. Speaker, I think we would agree that all Canadians are eager to find out what sort of commitment the government will end up making in this difficult matter. By continuing to fight in Bosnia, the Bosnian Serbs and the Muslims have clearly rejected the formal warning of the G
June 16th, 1995House debate
Michel GauthierBloc
Bosnia Mr. Speaker, the Canadian government says it is concerned about the situation of the peacekeepers held hostage in Bosnia and about the confrontations between the Serbs and the Muslims. Canada's position remains unclear on the situation in the former Yugoslavia, particularly
June 16th, 1995House debate
Michel GauthierBloc
Bosnia Mr. Speaker, I should point out that 699 soldiers remain on the base at Visoko. They are in good shape. Their safety is not at risk, but Muslim forces do block access to the camp. In addition, 115 members of our team are at Kiseljak with British and other forces
June 16th, 1995House debate
David CollenetteLiberal
Bosnia Mr. Speaker, while the Prime Minister and the G-7 leaders plead with the Bosnian Serbs and Muslims to play nice, the European peace envoy says: "At the moment there isn't a political process. At the moment we're heading towards war." Will the Minister of National Defence
June 16th, 1995House debate
Jack FrazerReform
Peacekeeping Act there was no prior agreement among the Serbs, the Muslims and the Croats to have peace. Therefore, as is very evident, there is no peace to keep. What is going on there is humanitarian assistance under chapter VI of the UN charter. What is needed in Bosnia-Hercegovina is an agreement between
June 19th, 1995House debate
Bob RingmaReform
Bosnia Mr. Speaker, while everyone is celebrating the release of the hostages in Bosnia, the Muslim and Croat offensive against Bosnian Serb positions continues, in an attempt to lift the siege of Sarajevo. The fighting goes on, despite a warning from the G-7 countries Thursday evening
June 19th, 1995House debate
Lucien BouchardBloc
Chemical Weapons Convention Implementation Act . It states: ``Canadian peacekeepers were dealt a double blow of life threatening harassment yesterday, not from the Bosnian Serbs but at the hands of the mainly Muslim Bosnian army. In one incident, in a trigger finger stand-off, the Bosnians pointed rocket propelled grenades, machine
June 19th, 1995House debate
Diane AblonczyReform
Chemical Weapons Convention Implementation Act or conflicts. These weapons could also be used against groups who are against a given religion, for instance. A whole congregation of Christians, Jews or Muslims can be destroyed with these weapons. They are not just used to wage war but also to defend all kinds of ideologies
June 19th, 1995House debate
Nic LeblancBloc
Bosnia Mr. Speaker, while we wrangle about Canadian unity and the relative safety of the Chamber, Canadian lives are at risk in the former Yugoslavia. We have learned directly from the Canadian camp at Visoko that earlier today Bosnian Muslims placed five anti-tank mines and two
June 20th, 1995House debate
Preston ManningReform
Bosnia commander and local military commanders. I think all Canadians feel some anger at the fact that the base in Visoko has operated for three years with the acquiescence of the Muslim majority; the soldiers there have performed incredibly good tasks in bringing medical and other
June 20th, 1995House debate
David CollenetteLiberal
Employment Equity Act a person is black, brown, polka dotted, aboriginal, male, female, Jewish, Christian, Muslim or Hindu. What matters is that the laws and the opportunities to get jobs are applied equally. The hon. member brought up the point of people applying for a job and being discriminated against
October 5th, 1995House debate
Keith MartinReform