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30سپتامبر 2015
کارگروه قوانین مهاجرتی

The first meeting of the immigration working group of the Iranian Canadian Congress will be taking place on Wednesday, September 30, 2015 in Committee Room # 1 of North York Civic Centre.

The focus of this working group will be on educating the members of the public about the repercussions of the immigration reform legislation and identification of individuals who have been affected by them.

All interested in the topic and particularly those who have been affected by the new immigration rules or those with expertise in the area are encouraged to attend.

دعوت به تشکیل و همکاری با کارگروه قوانین مهاجرتی کنگره ایرانیان

جلسه اول کارگروه قوانین مهاجرتی کنگره ایرانیان کانادا توسط خانم آريانا اديب راد در تاریخ چهارشنبه 30 سپتامبر، ساعت 7 بعد از ظهر در اطاق شماره یک سالن اجتماعات نورت یورک واقع در 5100 خیابان یانگ برگزار خواهد شد.

این کارگروه در نظر دارد در درجه اول با اطلاع رسانی به آموزش و شناسائی افرادی که در رابطه با قانون جدید شهروندی با مشکلاتی روبرو شده و یا در آینده خواهند شد بپردازد.

از کلیه افراد علاقمند بخصوص اشخاص زیر دعوت میشود که در این جلسه شرکت نمایند:
متخصصین حقوقی در جهت آموزش قوانین مهاجرتی
کسانی که در رابطه با قانون جدید شهروندی با مشکل روبرو شده و یا در آینده روبرو خواهند شد.
افرادی که مایلند با این کارگروه همکاری داشته باشند

جهت تماس و اطلاعات بیشتر لطفن با ایمیل زیر تماس بگیرید
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Monday, Jun. 30, 2014	June 3, 2015
Bill C-24 is wrong: There is only one kind of Canadian citizen	It�s official � second class citizenship goes into effect

Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander has defended his bill by arguing citizenship is a privilege, not a right. He is wrong. It may come with responsibilities, but it is a right. And once legitimately acquired, by birth or naturalization, it cannot be taken away. Bill C-24 gives the government the kind of sweeping power that is common in dictatorships, not in a democracy built upon the rule of law, where all citizens are equal. The changes to the Citizenship Act erode those basic principles, creating a two-tier citizenship that dilutes what it means to be Canadian.	Canadians with another nationality (and those who are eligible to obtain another nationality) now have second-class status, even if they were born in Canada: under Bill C-24, their citizenship can be stripped. Dividing people into different classes that receive different treatment under the law is unfair and un-Canadian. Bill C-24 has turned millions of Canadians into second-class citizens with reduced rights�and as a result, has reduced the value of Canadian citizenship.