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WSO congratulates Baltej Singh Dhillon for being appointed as a Senator for BC to the Senate of Canada. Baltej Singh led the way for RCMP officers to freely practice their religion while serving in uniform. WSO was an intervenor in this 1990 case. Since then, he has been active in the community in various roles and initiatives. Most recently, he worked with WSO on developing religious accommodations for worksites in BC.

While Canadians wait forever to get a hip replacement, our government spends $7.2 million for “gender-responsive systems approach to universal healthcare in the Philippines.”

I am pleased to have been informed by @MunSecConf that my invitation to the Munich Security Conference has been maintained. This conference, like all public engagements, was always about my compatriots and having their voices heard on the world stage. So I will go with a message from the Iranian people: our fight is not just to free Iran, but the world, from the terror and blackmail of the Islamic Republic. On behalf of my compatriots, I will tell the international community that at this critical moment of opportunity it is time not just to stand but to act in solidarity with Iranians. It is they, the people of Iran, who will bring lasting peace to the Middle East when they end the reign of the warmongers in Tehran. I thank the Munich Security Conference, my team, and all those who lent their voices to ensure the Iranian people’s could be heard in Munich.

نفرین بر شما که همیشه سمت غلط تاریخ ایستادید! #WeRemember @ABaerbock @GermanyDiplo

In Berlin, a decision has been made to sideline and silence the Iranian people and to appease the Islamic Republic. At this important moment of change in Iran, I was pleased to be invited to take part in this year’s @MunSecConf. However, my participation in this conference has been blocked by @GermanyDiplo. The German Foreign Ministry’s intervention to block my participation places Germany on the wrong side of history. So while the German government caves to the Islamic Republic, I urge the German people to stand with Iranians fighting for human rights and democracy— not only for Iranians’ sake, but for their own. Along with my compatriots, I will continue my campaign to free Iran, and with it the world, from the terror of a regime that has been allowed to hold humanity hostage with its blackmail for far too long. This decision was not about silencing me. This was about silencing the Iranian people. It was about silencing all those who stand for freedom, justice, and dignity. And that we will not stand for. Despite attempts to deny the Iranian people a voice at this conference, I will nonetheless be traveling to Munich. For while we seek friends and allies in foreign capitals, we know our liberation is in our hands and will never be determined by foreign governments. It is we Iranians who will decide our destiny and we will not cease until we are successful.