David’s Blog: Actions must follow words

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Published: April 4, 2017

Last month, readers of the Montreal Gazette may have come across the story of Payman, an 11 year-old Iranian boy whose official adoptive parents became permanent residents of Canada in 2014.

The problem is, Payman is still stuck in Iran, vulnerable and without the love and security of his adoptive parents close by. [Read more . . .]

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