Mohamed Mahjoub

Mohamed Mahjoub: The ruling upholds the national security certificate Ottawa imposed on Mohamed Mahjoub that has severely restricted his freedom for the past 13 years, even though he has never been charged with any crime, according to The Star. Except for this declaration, no further relief is granted for the above violations, he wrote and The branding of an Egyptian man as a terrorist threat to Canada is reasonable even though the government violated his constitutional rights, Federal Court ruled Friday. Judge Edmond Blanchard also issued a declaration that Mahjoub's right to a fair trial pursuant to . . . the Charter and right to be free of unreasonable search and seizure have been violated but opted against any further orders. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.