Retired major calls on Ottawa to keep promise and bring Afghan man to safety in N.L.
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Article Summary
This article highlights the case of an Afghan man, identified as Mr. Frank, who assisted NATO forces in Afghanistan for over a decade and now fears for his life under the Taliban. Despite his contributions and multiple attempts, the Canadian government has not granted him asylum, leaving him in a precarious situation in the U.S. and sparking calls from retired Canadian military personnel to honor a "moral obligation" to those who aided their mission.
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