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Here at STAND Canada, we render our voice and stand in solidarity with the Haitian migrants and refugees. This case of power abuse by the DHS is horrific and there is need for accountability from the Biden administration on the situation. We expect the same dignity and humane treatment extended to white immigrants as to immigrants of colour.
STAND Canada is pleased to share with you its Rohingya Crisis Strategic Policy Report. This report sought to investigate the web of relationships among stakeholders in the fate of the Rohingyas. Taking into consideration the inter-ethnic relationship among the major and minority tribes of Myanmar and posing the question of how the Rohingyas are the only stateless ethnic group among 135. This report includes necessary background information to become familiar on the topic of the Rohingya, as well to bring you up to speed on the prominent approaches taken so far by the international community, and STAND’s own policy recommendations. 
International Day of the Girl Child 2021 will be observed on Monday, October 11, 2021. With the recent takeover of the Taliban in Afghanistan, we will focus on the treatment of girl's under Taliban rule and the various policies that violate their rights. We will also focus on action-oriented solutions on what the Canadian government and individuals can do to help Afghan girls.
Looking for a chance to make an impact advocating for a world without genocide with your outreach, writing, and/or graphics skills? Then apply here https://standcanada.org/volunteer for our remote positions today!
Continuing our coverage on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation that was observed September 30th we encourage you to reflect on the ways in which all of us can be better allies for indigenous communities in Canada. While we’ve included some ways in which we can all push for greater reflection and reconciliation efforts
What is Orange Shirt Day and why do we mark it? Swipe to learn more about the origins of Orange Shirt Day and how you can show your support. This Orange Shirt Day we encourage you to speak to a friend, colleague, neighbour or peer about the importance of listening to and honouring the stories of those who survived residential schools and the families of those who didn’t. Remember, we all have a role to play in reconciliation.

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