Citizenship and Immigration committee  Steps could be taken.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I think that would be an interesting way of looking at it, setting a clear framework in cooperation with the families of the detainees and looking into the detention at Guantanamo north and the conditions of release as well and the impact that has on the entire family.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I'd like to respond to the question about the impact. Under Mr. Charkaoui's conditions, he's not allowed to leave home without the accompaniment of his mother or father. Because he needs to work to pay for their rent and their family's livelihood, his mother has been forced to go and sit with him all day long in his work.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes, we've taken that position. As I said, central to us is that there's an equality of treatment between citizens and non-citizens. Whatever the model it comes up with that meets that I think is left to experts who work on legal issues. But whatever that looks like, it needs to separate national security concerns specifically around non-citizens as opposed to citizens.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I think many individuals have already begun to take some steps. I think it's a matter of some of the parties following the lead of the NDP and taking clear positions as parties, and also of individuals speaking out and taking a clear position. Three men are still in prison. Mr.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Good morning. I'm a member of the Coalition for Justice for Adil Charkaoui. We're a group that formed a few days after the arrest of Mr. Charkaoui in Montreal, in May 2003. Since that time we've struggled to inform ourselves about the situation and the process he is being subjected to.