@PahlaviComms Imagine having to say goodbye to your parents and siblings with nothing but a piece of paper, simply because you refuse to shoot your own people. How can anyone call that a choice?
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Imagine having to say goodbye to your parents and siblings with nothing but a piece of paper, simply because you refuse to shoot your own people. How can anyone call that a choice?
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How can Canada punish people for military service they were legally forced to complete? We had no choice, no freedom to refuse, and no control over our assignments. Forced conscription is NOT voluntary membership.
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A Procedural Fairness Letter is not just another immigration document. For former Iranian conscripts, it can mean years of hard work, family stability, and hopes for the future are suddenly at risk.
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We are not asking Canada to ignore security concerns. We are demanding fair treatment. Investigate our individual actions, examine the evidence, and stop equating forced military service with voluntary support for the IRGC.
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Bill C-350 raises an important question: should people forced into military service be treated the same as those who voluntarily joined the IRGC? Canada must recognize the difference between coercion and choice.
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@PahlaviComms Majid Nikandish’s story exposes a truth Canada must recognize: conscription does not equal membership. conscripts are forced to serve, not supporters of the regime. Canada must distinguish forced conscription from genuine IRGC membership. @LenaMetlegeDiab#ConscriptsAreNotMembers
Iranian conscripts had no choice in where they served. Treating forced conscription as voluntary IRGC membership is neither fair nor reasonable. Canada must distinguish FORCE from CHOICE.
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