The living tree doctrine forms the foundation of the Canadian justice system. This principle continually prompts academia to explore new perspectives and arguments concerning various facets of the Canadian immigration system.
Haider Ashraf, in his paper, "Balancing Security and Rights: Re-evaluating IRPA’s Criminal Inadmissibility Provisions and Charter Compliance” recommends a re-evaluation of IRPA’s inadmissibility provisions to better protect the rights of permanent residents and align Canadian policies with global human rights principles. The author welcomes any comments or conversations from colleagues on the topic.
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