A Halifax taxi driver has been found not guilty of sexually assaulting a highly intoxicated young woman who was discovered unconscious and partially naked in the back seat of his cab in May 2015.
Bassam Al-Rawi, 40, stood trial in Halifax provincial court over two days in early February.
Judge Gregory Lenehan delivered the verdict Wednesday, saying that while some of the evidence was concerning and “very disturbing,” the Crown failed to prove that the woman did not consent to sexual activity.
First, when a person commits a crime or is alleged to have committed a crime, they no longer have the right to remain anonymous. Especially when it comes to a potential pedophile. The public has a right to know.
Second, when non-citizens are accused of committing crimes in Canada, their status is almost always included in the story. That’s because committing a serious crime in Canada – including sexual assault – is grounds for deportation.
It’s relevant to the story because it affects the punishment that will be levied if this man is convicted of the crimes he has been charged with.
Third, Canadians have a right to know how the Syrian refugee program is panning out. Are we doing everything we can to ensure that Syrian refugees integrate properly into Canada?
http://www.torontosun.com/2017/02/13/its-fine-to-report-when-a-refugees-been-charged-with-a-crime
The purpose of this investigation is to document the disturbing increase in Sex Crimes perpetrated by Immigrants and Refugees in their host countries with a focus on Canadian cases. This trend is referred to as the “Rapefugee” crisis by many on the Right and at the same time, is politely ignored by the Left as a whole.
Sex Crimes and Immigrants – The Painful Truth (Part 1)
SUFFRAGETTES AGAINST SILENCE - SAS CANADA 