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Public policies in place for Afghan refugees are being kept private

Months after the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban, Afghan refugees and those working to get them to Canada say a lack of communication from the government is 'paternalistic.' At this point, more transparency is needed.

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BY CHELSEA NASH
February 7, 2022

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