June 13, 2022

Canada’s Extraordinary Use of the Emergencies Act Poses Human Rights Concerns

By Linda McKay-Panos and Myrna El Fahkry Tuttle

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Reprinted with Permission from Brief (Law Society of Western Australia) April 2022 pp 30-34


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