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 | | In his Senate speech on Oct.18, Grafstein declared that his bill was a simple amendment to section 83.01 of the Criminal Code to clarify a gap by defining suicide bombing as ‘terrorist activity. |
 | | Grafstein then said that the 55-state Organization for Security and Economic Cooperation in Europe, the world’s largest international government and parliamentary organization devoted to human rights, of which Canada is one of 54 members, in 2001 and again on July 5, 2005 in Washington, passed a resolution unanimously condemning suicide bombing. |
 | | Grafstein, in his speech, said: “Last July 18, in response to London suicide bombings on July 7, more than 500 British Muslim religious leaders and scholars, after expressing condolences to the families of the victims, issued a fatwa that explicitly condemns ‘the use of violence and the destruction of human lives. |
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