Restriction to end?
Tags: EMIGRATION & immigration; GAYS; ANDRAS, Robert
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- Andras reaffirms support for immigration law change. // Body Politic;Nov/Dec74, Issue 16, p6
Reports on the reaffirmation of the support of Canadian Manpower & Immigration Minister Robert Andras for changes in the Immigration Act in a letter to Gays Ottawa dated October 25, 1974. Comment from Gay Ottawa spokesperson on the content of the letter.
- What Green Paper says (or doesn't say ) about gays. // Body Politic;Jan/Feb75, Issue 17, p5
Discusses what Canada's Green Paper on Immigration as of January 1975 says about gays. Definition of classes of people; Information on the basic legislation underlying control of people seeking to come into Canada; Areas of concern regarding the prohibited classes of immigrants under the law on...
- New Zealand immigration equalizes gays. Wockner, Rex // Gay & Lesbian Times;10/16/2003, Issue 825, p32
Reports on the announcement of New Zealand Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel regarding the treatment of gay couples under the country's immigration rules.
- REFUGEES FROM COMMUNISM. Baker, Joe // Advocate;11/17/76, Issue 203, p7
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- Open Gay Man Allowed Entry Into Canada. // Advocate;2/28/75, Issue 158, p5
Reports that Canadian Minister of Immigration Robert Andras has recommended to the Cabinet that laws prohibiting entry of gay men and women into Canada be relaxed.
- Newsline: Canada May Reform. // Advocate;1/26/77, Issue 208, p6
Focuses on reforms in immigration laws for gays and lesbians in Canada.
- Israel: Land Reneges Promise to Gay Jews. // Advocate;12/27/79, Issue 283, p8
Reports on the emigration of gay Jews from Israel as of December 1979. Reason behind the emigration; Problems faced by gays who had come to attend a conference of gay and lesbian Jews in Israel.
- Toronto gays join immigration fight. // Body Politic;Jan/Feb75, Issue 17, p5
Discusses issues on the Green Paper on Immigration in relation to discrimination against homosexual men and women in Canada. Reference to gay people contained in the document; Reaction to the Green Paper's silence on the anti-homosexual provisions of the Immigration Act; Call of the Gay...
- New immigration act drops gay exclusion. // Body Politic;Sep77, Issue 36, p4
Reports that the National Gay Rights Coalition can celebrate its first victory on a federal level, with the adoption of the Immigration Act that makes no reference to the exclusion of homosexuals from Canada. Section of the act that could be applied to gays involved in political work who wish...
