Religious Persecution

In Members’ Statements, Garnett Genuis (Conservative) raised religious persecution worldwide, focusing on gender-specific religious persecution, where women and girls from religious minority communities are targeted both for their faith and their gender, facing violence, kidnapping and forced marriage. He called on the government to press other countries to change their laws and to train Canadian officials to help address the problem.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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