Terry Glavin

Terry Glavin (born 1955) is a Canadian author and journalist. He is a reporter for the Ottawa Citizen.

Quotes

• Canada harbours its own disgraceful legacy. Down through the decades, scores of federal and provincial laws isolated, dispossessed and ghettoized one racial or ethnic minority after another. Asians weren't allowed to vote in Canada until the late 1940s; federally-registered Indians had to wait until 1960... For Canada’s young Aboriginal people, it’s not clear that the arc of the moral universe is even bending in their direction at all.
  • "Canadians have no reason to be smug about race" (November 2014), The Ottawa Citizen

• Chinese people have no recourse to anything like an independent judiciary. The Communist Party decides if you’re guilty or innocent. The conviction rate stands in excess of 98 per cent. Torture and forced confessions are commonplace. Xi has lately embarked on a vicious campaign of harassment and intimidation of workers’ rights activists, ethnic and religious minorities, and feminists. Scores of human rights lawyers have been rounded up and jailed.
  • Speaking about the judicial system of China, "China is no Friend to Canada" (2017), MacLeans

External links

• Encyclopedic article on Terry Glavin at Wikipedia