Judicial review of inadmissibility finding for complicity in crimes against humanity dismissed as reasonable.
The applicant, a former member of the Indian Army, sought judicial review of an Immigration Division decision finding him inadmissible to Canada under section 35(1)(a) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act for complicity in crimes against humanity.
The Immigration Division found reasonable grounds to believe the Indian Army committed crimes against humanity during the applicant's service in Jammu and Kashmir, and that he made a voluntary, significant, and knowing contribution to those crimes.
The Federal Court found the decision reasonable, noting the Immigration Division correctly applied the legal tests for crimes against humanity and complicity, and properly assessed the evidence.
The application for judicial review was dismissed.
