NGOM and its "might is right" campaign may have its place within some elements of Israeli civil society, but not within Canadian society. Its high-handed tactics are deeply anti-democratic, and go counter to the plurality of thought and expression within our society. The Orwellian view that "some are more equal than others" cannot be allowed to prevail in Canada.
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NGO Monitor: Sucking the life out of Civil society
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Bahija Reghai is a Canadian Human Rights activist and a former president of the National COuncil on Canada-Arab Relations (NCCAR).
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by Archie on Tuesday, Feb 9, 2010 at 3:19:44 PM