Russian and Venezuelan human-rights
abusers are expected to be among the first group of individuals targeted by
Canadian government sanctions in the coming weeks under a new Magnitsky-style
law. Canada became the fourth country to adopt a Magnitsky law on Wednesday
when Bill S-226 received royal assent. The legislation is named after Russian
whistle-blower Sergei Magnitsky, who accused Russian officials of a massive
tax-fraud regime before being beaten to death in a Moscow jail in 2009, and is
meant to sanction human-rights abusers around the world. More… Friday, October 20, 2017
Magnitsky-style law will target Russian, Venezuelan human-rights abusers
Russian and Venezuelan human-rights
abusers are expected to be among the first group of individuals targeted by
Canadian government sanctions in the coming weeks under a new Magnitsky-style
law. Canada became the fourth country to adopt a Magnitsky law on Wednesday
when Bill S-226 received royal assent. The legislation is named after Russian
whistle-blower Sergei Magnitsky, who accused Russian officials of a massive
tax-fraud regime before being beaten to death in a Moscow jail in 2009, and is
meant to sanction human-rights abusers around the world. More…
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