Brandon Silver

Brandon Silver

activist Canada

Brandon Silver is the director of policy and programs at the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights, an organization dedicated to promoting human rights and democracy worldwide. He has been actively involved in advocating for the release of political prisoners and has emphasized the importance of international cooperation in standing up for media freedom and human rights, particularly in the case of Jimmy Lai, a prominent figure imprisoned in Hong Kong.

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Canada Canada: Brandon Silver, a member of Mr. Lai’s Canadian legal team, said he hoped that following the discussion, the G7 would make the case with the Chinese government for Mr. Lai’s humanitarian release. 6

The Globe and Mail: G7 ministers to collaborate on Jimmy Lai case after jailed publisher’s plight is raised at Niagara summit

Canada Canada: Brandon Silver, director of policy and projects at the Raoul Wallenberg Centre, stated that Canada is a leader on sanctions implementation within the G7. 6

The Globe and Mail: Hong Kong companies funnel Canadian tech to Russian army, report says

Canada Canada: Brandon Silver is an international human-rights lawyer and director of policy and projects at the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights. 8

The Globe and Mail: Hamas must be sanctioned by the UN, and Canada can lead the way

Canada Canada: Mr. Silver said he and others have asked Ms. Anand to raise Mr. Lai’s case in her bilateral meetings with Chinese counterparts during her visit to China. 8

The Globe and Mail: Carney breaks silence on Jimmy Lai, says jailed Hong Kong publisher should be freed

Canada Canada: Brandon Silver is an international human rights lawyer and director of policy and projects at the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights. 7

The Globe and Mail: Canada needs to pass its anti-hate legislation. But that will just be the first step