Trudeau uses G20 to raise cases of Canadians detained in Turkey, Indonesia
Sep 5, 2016 | 8:15 AM
HANGZHOU, China — The prime minister says he has spoken with Turkish and Indonesian leaders about the fate of three Canadians detained in those countries.
Justin Trudeau says he raised their cases on the sidelines of the G20 summit in China, though he didn’t say what he heard in return.
Turkey detained two Turkish-Canadian men following the failed coup attempt there in July, accusing them of links to the ringleaders of the plot.
In Indonesia, a Canadian teacher is now in prison after being convicted of crimes against children he insists he never carried out.
