The elder Mr. Khadr was eventually killed by government forces in Pakistan. Other members of his family also publicly offered inflammatory statements that many Canadians viewed as condoning terrorism. Neither the government nor Mr. Khadr’s lawyers would disclose the amount. Andrew Scheer, the current Conservative leader, argued that the Canada’s responsibility for Mr. Khadr ended when he was repatriated in 2012. Many legal experts say it will be difficult for Ms. Speer and Mr. Morris to collect the Utah judgment in Canada or to freeze Mr. Khadr’s compensation.

Source: New York Times July 08, 2017 00:04 UTC