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2 hours ago, blue_gold_84 said:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/israel-africa-migrant-deportation-1.4536580

Surprised at how little coverage this is getting. This is pretty serious.

There are very large numbers of refugees  all over  Africa, displaced within their own country, or escaping from one  country to another, in Africa. 

Including the people mentioned in the article.

Uganda has taken hundreds of thousands in.

Africa is basically a forgotten place. For instance "Since 2015, more than 400,000 refugees and asylum-seekers have fled Burundi, escaping human rights abuses, political uncertainty and the related humanitarian crisis."

An echo of the slaughter in Rwanda.

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On 12/20/2017 at 12:48 PM, FrostyWinnipeg said:

Mine arrived today. Boo ya.

Now im going out to buy some fancy, expensive in-store baked stuff from Superstore like...white bread.

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On 2/19/2018 at 1:10 PM, blue_gold_84 said:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/israel-africa-migrant-deportation-1.4536580

Surprised at how little coverage this is getting. This is pretty serious.

read this today related to your post.... 

https://eritreahub.org/israeli-court-rules-eritrean-draft-dodgers-should-be-granted-asylumEritrea is a violent and repressive dictatorship where obligatory conscription gets easily extended for many 

A Justice Ministry’s immigration tribunal in Tel Aviv ruled that an Eritrean draft dodger should be entitled to asylum based on international conventions, rising the hopes of those fearing deportation into third countries.

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13 minutes ago, The Unknown Poster said:

Pretty serious crimes for minimum security 

 

Possible the attempted murder guy was considered to be low risk or maybe Max. Security is only for convicted killers?

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10 hours ago, The Unknown Poster said:

Pretty serious crimes for minimum security 

There used to be a working farm in Kingston, where inmates worked that were nearing the end of their sentences or were lifers that prison felt were of low risk. 

You could drive down the street and there they were, working the fields, within city limits. They stayed in housing right on the farm and I don't believe the doors were locked from the outside.

I remember onetime, an inmate walked across the street and did some shopping at the local Food Basics. Cops were called and he was escorted back. He had a shopping list. I think he was nearing the end of his sentence for manslaughter. 

Too bad government shut those prisons down. Seemed like a good way to help prisoners transition back into society and to also be productive. 

 

EDIT: Collins Bay formerly "Frontenac" Institution. Looks like they may be reopening it. 

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