This is an obvious aberration of international human rights as well as that of Soviet law. Dmitri sought asylum in the Canadian Embassy in an effort to avoid the inhumane treatment that he had previously experienced in the prison and in the hospital. In September 1991. Soviet officials assured the Union of Councils that Dmitds case would be resolved and he and his family would be permitted to immigrate to Israel. As of October 11. 1991. there has been no change In the status of Dmitris case. Indeed. his case has been caught up in a whirlwind of technical and legal jargon that has prevented the investigations of the U.S.
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