Judge orders Ottawa to help repatriate four men held in Syrian camps
Posted January 20, 2023 6:02 pmThe United Nations Security Council unanimously approved the delivery of humanitarian aid, on Monday, to some four million people in northwestern Syria for another six months.
Authorization by the 15-member council is needed because Syrian authorities did not agree to the humanitarian operation, which has been delivering aid including food, medicine and shelter to opposition-controlled areas of Syria since 2014 – Jan 9, 2023
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