The Trudeau government claims to promote women's right, while protecting industries and countries that oppress women wholesale
So it does little for the Trudeau government to tout a foreign policy that purports to promote the rights of women, while protecting industries and countries which oppress women wholesale. The challenge is not the lack of funds to implement a feminist humanitarian aid program, but the lack of political will to manage the mining, garment and war industries in a principled way.
As long as the Trudeau government continues to agree to"business as usual" in these massive industries, the world's women and their underfunded Canadian aid package hardly stand a chance.
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