On August 6–7, hundreds of Iranian applicants and their family members received system-issued Procedural Fairness Letters (PFLs) alleging inadmissibility based on their history of mandatory conscription into the IRGC.
This is deeply alarming. Canadian officials have repeatedly acknowledged that conscripts cannot—and should not—be automatically categorized as IRGC members simply because they were compelled to serve.
Yet families are now facing immense fear, panic, uncertainty, and the possibility of having their lives in Canada turned upside down over something they had no choice or control over.
The immediate challenge is access to qualified legal support. Hundreds of families are now urgently seeking help to respond to these PFLs, while the demand for professional assistance is overwhelming.
This is not acceptable. It is inhumane to punish people for mandatory service they could not refuse. Conscripts are not the perpetrators. They should not become victims of the consequences of the very regime they were forced to serve under.
Canada must act with fairness, consistency, and humanity. These families need answers and they need them now.
#ConscriptsAreNotMembers
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