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- Advocates urge Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly to launch an independent investigation into the death of a Canadian woman, denied repatriation from a Syrian detention camp.
- The woman, known as F.J., died in Turkish custody after being refused help to return to Canada, raising concerns about her treatment.
- Calls for an inquiry focus on the circumstances-surrounding her detention and death.
Joly Faces Calls for Probe into Death of Woman Denied Repatriation from Syria
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