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Newspaper Article
Unfair treatment of Tibetan refugees
2000
Overview
The Immigration and Refugee Board requires the Tibetan asylum- seekers to have an M-1 medical clearance before their hearing dates can be set. This is arbitrary as no other claimants are required to complete a medical exam to have a hearing date, not to speak of an M- 1 clearance, which indicates the highest level of medical fitness. To add to their sorrows, the Minister of Immigration's representative is intervening in each case where a Tibetan has made a refugee claim, something that is unusual during refugee hearings, unless issues of national security and/or identity are involved. The minister's representative has also intervened in the applications for landed-immigrant status to question identity documents produced by the Tibetans on the pretext that these are documents issued by the Tibetan government in exile and that it is not recognized by any government in the world.
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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