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Canada cannot send a protected person back to a country where they would face persecution, torture, or cruel and unusual treatment. However, this protection does not apply if you are considered a danger to Canadian security or if you have been convicted of a serious crime and are deemed a danger to the public — in those cases, removal may still happen.
Concerne : Les ressortissants étrangers et les résidents permanents au Canada
Texte juridique — LIPR, article 115
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Exceptions
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En pratique
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Source officielle : Justice Canada — LIPR, art. 115 (fait autorité, peut différer de cet affichage)
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