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Originally Posted by Nage Waza
Captain, the issue I had was the wide net they dropped on assorted people, locking them up for a very long time. Perhaps an investigation to determine what the evidence was and holding passports would have been sufficient. I would never have my hopes up in Indonesia, that place simply does not value human rights.
Although he is in their country and follows their rules, it would be wrong for those of us in countries with human rights to not criticize.
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I don't know if I disagree, but I was talking about the expectation that the Canadian government could do anything to help anyone before the trial gets to its conclusion.
About all a Canadian government Official can really do, even at a minister to minister level is request access, and ask for assurances of a fair trial.
Then if the person is found guilty work to get him to a Canadian Prison.
This is especially true in a case involving possible child molestation.