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Canada Police Chief Apologizes to Marrar for “Terrible Injustices”

HeadlineSep 29, 2006

In Canada, the head of the national police has apologized to Maher Arar. Arar is the Canadian citizen who the U.S. abducted and sent to a Syrian prison where he was tortured. Last week, the Canadian government exonerated Arar and criticized both Canadian and US officials for his ordeal. In a statement Thursday, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commissioner Giulano Zaccardelli said his force had made major mistakes and caused “terrible injustices” to Arar.

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