The G7 condemned transnational repression, but will Canada meet its own commitments?

The G7 condemned transnational repression, but will Canada meet its own commitments?

A statement against this practice was a welcome sight, but will mean very little without concrete action

The G7 condemned transnational repression, but will Canada meet its own commitments? - The Citizen Lab

“Transnational repression is a phenomenon that is only growing in scope, scale and sophistication worldwide,” writes Ron Deibert in his new op-ed for the Globe and Mail.  In the piece, Deibert focuses on the Leaders’ Statement on countering transnational repression that was put forward after the G7 summit last month in Alberta.  Transnational repression occurs when authoritarian governments reach across borders to silence and harass political di…