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La revue de presse fournit des liens aux articles récents et archivés, à la fois en anglais et en français, sur l’immigration et la diversité lesquels ont été publiés dans les média locaux et nationaux. Il y a également des articles internationaux. Cette section est mise à jour hebdomadairement.
Globe and Mail – Ottawa Hits 30,000 Afghan-Refugee Milestone, But Many Still Left in Limbo
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser said in the news release that he is proud to mark a “significant milestone” by welcoming more than 30,000 vulnerable Afghans to their new home. But many Afghans remain stranded inside Afghanistan, or in neighbouring Pakistan, and have waited more than a year for a flight to Canada without having received any explanation for the delay. The Globe and Mail went to Pakistan in November and spoke with dozens of Afghans who are waiting to come to Canada.
CTV News – Canada Inches Closer to Afghan Resettlement Target, Could Reach 40,000 by End of Year
After the Taliban swept to power in August 2021, Canada promised to resettle at least 40,000 Afghans through a number of special programs. More than 300 people from Afghanistan arrived in Canada on Wednesday, bringing the total number of Afghans resettled since the Taliban takeover of that country to more than 30,000, the federal government said.
CBC – Des demandeurs d’asile du chemin Roxham laissés à eux-mêmes au N.-B.
Des immigrants du chemin Roxham accueillis au Nouveau-Brunswick manquent de ressources pour mener à bien leur demande d’asile. En l’absence d’aide juridique, ils craignent qu’on leur demande de quitter le Canada.
Plus d’une dizaine de migrants du chemin Roxham se sont rassemblés dans la salle de réception de l’hôtel Crown Plaza de Moncton, lundi, pour déplorer le manque d’aide juridique.
CBC – L’interminable attente des immigrants entrepreneurs au Québec
Ils sont au Québec depuis deux ans et ils n’ont même pas de confirmation que leur demande de résidence permanente est en traitement. Leurs ambitions professionnelles sont ralenties, leurs projets d’investissements aussi. « La faute est au gouvernement provincial », tonne leur avocat, en raison des bas seuils d’immigration qui font exploser les délais d’attente.
National Post – Quebec Lawyer Filed ‘Identical Cut and Paste’ Bogus Claims for 41 Refugees
The case behind the revelation is for a husband and wife, both professionals, who came to Canada from Iran in 2020 and claimed refugee protection. When the couple appeared before the IRB for a refugee hearing, the adjudicator was told by the government that 23 nearly identical claims for 41 refugee claimants mirrored the couple’s claim and all were insufficient. Their claim was denied because it lacked credibility. Represented by a new lawyer, Rachel Bourbeau, the couple appealed to the Federal Court to review the decision against claims of counsel’s incompetence.
CBC News – Despite Reforms, Asylum Seekers in Canada Still Face Lengthy Wait to Work
His savings have dried up, and he’s struggling to pay for food and rent. But like thousands of other asylum seekers, Abdul is still waiting for the federal government to issue him a work permit. The father of five has years of experience working in sales and customer service at an airport in Mazar-i-Sharif, in northern Afghanistan.
