Facts, Law & Policy:

• Canada lists Hamas as a terrorist entity.
• IRPA s.34 permits refusal of entry on reasonable security grounds (a preventive, administrative standard distinct from criminal proof).

Context from open sources (reporting/analysis):

• Public materials about flotilla campaigns describe organizers and promoters who have engaged with or expressed support for groups aligned with Hamas/Muslim Brotherhood.
• High-profile participation can amplify such campaigns even when framed as humanitarian.

Our position:
To safeguard Canada’s security framework and social cohesion, any high-visibility participant - including Greta Thunberg - should undergo enhanced screening, with refusal if the IRPA threshold is met.

Sources (mix of official law pages + neutral reporting + research):

• Government of Canada, Listed Terrorist Entities (Hamas)
• Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, s.34
• Criminal Code (Participation in activity of terrorist group ss.83.18)
• Freedom Flotilla Coalition / campaign materials (for self-described aims & participants)
• Research dossier: “Global Sumud Flotilla: A Humanitarian Cover with Documented Links to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood” (Sept 2025).

Note: This petition states a policy opinion and requests precautionary screening under existing Canadian law. It does not assert criminal facts about any individual and supports refusal of entry only where IRPA’s legal threshold is met.