Podcasts about soleiman faqiri

Keith Henry, President of the BC Metis Federation representing over 6000 Metis members in British Columbia and President and CEO for the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada  joins Vassy Kapelos to discuss the growing calls for Minister Boissonnault to resign over shifting claims about Indigenous heritage. On todays show: Listen to Vassy's full conversation with Minister of Public Services and Procurement Jean-Yves Duclos on the ongoing Canada Post strike that is impacting many across the country. Carmi Levy, tech journalist and analyst joins Vassy Kapelos for this weeks 'The Explainer' segment. This weeks question comes from Anita on Instagram and reads "Who is Elon Musk?".  The Daily Debrief Panel with George Soule, Sharan Kaur and Laryssa Waler. Yusuf Faqiri, brother of Soleiman Faqiri joins host Vassy Kapelos to discuss how the government has yet to implement any of the 57 recommendations aimed at the Ontario government to prevent future deaths in provincial jails. 

People with mental illness are overrepresented in the criminal justice system, often encountering the law due to symptoms of their illness, incredible gaps in mental-health care, a lack of supportive housing, and social exclusion. Most inmates (80 per cent), in the provincial institutions are awaiting trial. And only some are diverted into our forensic mental-health system. This prevalence is compounded by the overrepresentation of Indigenous, Black, and other racialized communities. To help us understand this issue, we welcome: Yusuf Faqiri, founder of Justice for Soli and brother of the late Soleiman Faqiri; Glenda O'Hara, patient of the forensic system and chair of the Client Advisory Council at The Royal Ottawa Mental Health Care Centre; Dr. Mara Muraven, psychiatrist with Forensic Programs at Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care; and Mick Kunze, reintegration specialist from St. Leonard's Community Services.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Podcast Playlist we're sharing new and notable podcasts for January, along with some interviews from the podcast world. First: In 2016, Soleiman Faqiri was killed by guards at an Ontario jail. An inquest last month determined his death was a homicide, but the podcast Unascertained reached that conclusion more than two years ago. Leah sits down with host Yusuf Zine to talk about the case. Then: Weight For It is a show that unpacks the nuanced thoughts of fat folks, and of anyone who worries about their weight. Host Ronald Young Jr. joins Leah to talk about body image and how we can challenge weight bias. Plus: Boston's "Big Dig" was the most expensive highway project ever built in America. Construction lasted nearly two decades and the project ended up going billions of dollars over budget. But was it worth the outcome? Host Ian Coss of The Big Dig weighs in, and shares what this project can teach us about how to build better cities.

Brian Kingston, President & CEO at Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association joins Vassy to discuss the new rules outlined by the government to make electric vehicles account for 100% of new car sales by 2035.  On todays show: Casey Babb, Instructor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs and Fellow with the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv on the Ottawa youth charged in a anti-Jewish terror plot. Allison Schmitt, American swimmer, Olympic gold medalist, world champion, world record-holder on a new app that helps active women understand their menstrual cycle for the best possible training. The Daily Debrief Panel with Shakir Chambers, Principal at Earnscliffe Strategies, Shachi Kurl, President of the Angus Reid Institute, Sabrina Grover, Principal, Shakti Strategies Senator Kim Pate on 44 Canadian senators signed a statement echoing the inquest's findings into the death of Soleiman Faqiri.

How did the coroner's inquest decide that Soleiman Faqiri's death was a homicide? Host Yusuf Zine and co-producer Kevin Young examine key pieces of evidence from the long-awaited inquest, including new testimonies, emails, and never before seen footage of the final moments of Soleiman's life. Yusuf and Kevin unpack what the jury took into consideration to rule Soleiman's death as a “homicide”, answering questions that the Faqiri family have been after for seven years. Clips: This did not need to take so long,' says Soleiman Faqiri's brother on new report by Ontario's top pathologist - Global News/Corus Entertainment Inc./globalnews.ca   ‘A walk down a hallway turned violent': Inquest into Soleiman Faqiri's death begins - Global News/Corus Entertainment Inc./globalnews.ca   ‘Jury rules Soleiman Faqiri's death in Lindsay jail was homicide' - City News/Rogers Media/youtube.com   MPP Kristyn Wong-Tam: Soleiman Faqiri's Death Must Be Re-Investigated - Kristyn Wong-Tam/Legislative Assembly of Ontario/youtube.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A coroner's inquest has deemed that Soleiman Faqiri's 2016 death in an Ontario jail was a homicide. His brother Yusuf Faqiri tells Matt Galloway what this verdict means to his family, and why he wants better support for Canadians living with mental illness.

Guest: Mahdis Habibinia, reporter For seven years the family of Soleiman Faqiri has been searching for answers after his death in an Ontario jail. At last, a jury at a coroner's inquest confirmed his death was a homicide. It is a landmark verdict after emotional testimony showing how jail guards, health care staff and supervisors failed to address Faqiri's spiralling mental health crisis. The Star's Mahdis Habibinia has been covering the proceedings and explains. This episode was produced by Paulo Marques and Saba Eitizaz. What you would like to hear on Toronto Star podcasts? Let us know in this survey and you can enter to win a $100 gift card.

Yusuf Faqiri says his brother can be at peace after a jury's verdict that Soleiman Faqiri's death inside a jail cell was a homicide; Toronto's top lawyer is warning the city that unless it reverses its pause on ridesharing licences, it could lose the lawsuit filed by Uber; and, a Toronto woman says she was scammed out of more than $7,000 after falling for a cryptocurrency scam she found on TikTok.

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It felt like a huge sense of relief'– Says brother of Soleiman Faqiri The jury at the coroner's inquest into Soleiman Faqiri's deadly restraint by Ontario jail guards in 2016 has determined what happened constitutes homicide. Soleiman's brother Yusef joins Vassy to talk about what these finding means for his family, and for other Canadians who have faced the same fate in correctional facilities. On todays show: Mark Holland, Minister of Health on Canada's new dental care plan. Bill Browder, founder and CEO of Hermitage Capital Management on Putin critic Alexei Navalny missing from prison. The Daily Debrief Panel with Shakir Chambers, Principal at Earnscliffe Strategies, Shachi Kurl, President of the Angus Reid Institute, Sabrina Grover, Principal, Shakti Strategies Sheldon Kennedy, former NHL star and co-founder of ‘Respect Group' on announcement of Canada's safe sport commission.

In 2016, Soleiman Faqiri was being held at the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Ont., awaiting trial. But 11 days after he went into custody, Faqiri, who lived with schizophrenia, died in a violent confrontation with guards. An inquest into Soleiman Faqiri's death is underway. CBC's Shanifa Nasser walks us through the details.

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On this week's episode, Madi tells Emma the tragic story of Soleiman Faqiri who was killed while in custody in an Ontario jail. Follow the show on instagram for episode photos and more @disturbedmindspod

Evan Solomon discusses the decision by Western University to make COVID-19 booster doses and masks mandatory for students returning to campus in the fall.  On today's show:  Christopher Marinello, founder and CEO of Art Recovery International, and one of the world's foremost experts in recovering stolen art, on the theft of the iconic Churchill photo from the Chateau Laurier hotel. Texts and calls on forgiving student loan debt as U.S. President Joe Biden announces student loan relief.  'The War Room' panel discussion with strategists Tom Mulcair, Tim Powers and Zain Velji.  Yusuf Faqiri discusses the OPP declining to lay criminal charges in his brother Soleiman Faqiri's death in an Ontario jail. 

On December 15th 2016, Soleiman Faqiri died at the hands of correctional officers while temporarily housed at a Lindsay, ON correctional facility. In this episode of the Majlis, Host Adnan Husain interviews Yusuf Faqiri, Soleiman Faqiri's eldest brother and founder of the movement 'Justice for Soli'. Throughout their open and candid conversation, Yusuf and Dr. Husain commemorate Soli as a brother, a son, a person with a story to tell while also demanding answers and holding the system accountable. Justice for Soli Calls for: ACCOUNTABILITY: Criminal Charges must be laid against the guards who are responsible for Soleiman's death. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: The Ontario Premier must make an official apology to the Faqiri Family for the death of Soleiman. REFORM: Institutional Changes must be made to mental health training in the prison system. Read about Sen. Lucie Moncion remarks on the criminalization of individuals who suffer from mental illness https://twitter.com/SenLucieMoncion/status/1471155868658024452?s=20 Find MSGP on Facebook: www.facebook.com/MSGPQU On Twitter: https://twitter.com/MSGPQU and on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/msgpqu/ Support us here: https://www.queensu.ca/msgp/ Follow our host, Dr. Adnan Husain, on Twitter: https://twitter.com/adnanahusain

This is a very brief portion of Yusuf's Unascertained Podcast that includes portions of an interview with me. In this 3 minute teaser you will get a quick glimpse of TVO's Unascertained Podcast, Episode 5, Called the Code of Silence. This Podcast was Produced by Yusuf Zine, and Kevin Young at Innerspeak. In the brief portion you're about to hear, Yusuf Interviews me to get my perspective about the Corrections Subculture in Ontario, the killing of Soleiman FAQIRI, and how the ‘code of silence' allows abuse, corruption, racism, human rights violations, even death to go unaccounted for. I highly encourage everyone to check out this podcast, it's received tremendous reviews as an investigative true-crime podcast, it's been featured in the media, and you can read up on it online. To make it easier, I have attached a link to the Unascertained podcast you can click on here: Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/unascertained/id1559615719 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/66piID0CN1nXbel6NxxZj2?si=8165230adadd444a Thanks for listening, please share and subscribe to Duty to Report. Your support is incredible and appreciated!

In this episode, I interview Yusuf Zine, a passionate and creative Director and Producer of TVO's Unascertained. Yusuf is an award winning Director, who's work has been screened around the world and has been featured in major international news outlets such as The Guardian, Al-Jazeera, CBC and more. Yusuf speaks to me about his Podcast, 'Unascertained', an 8 part TVO podcast that dives into the troubling story of Soleiman Faqiri, a 30 year old man diagnosed with schizophrenia whose tragic 2016 death at the Ontario Correctional Facility known as the Lindsay Jail had been deemed 'unascertained' or unknown despite the fact that Soleiman was pepper sprayed, shackled, and wearing a spit hood. The podcast tries to investigate this death, follow's the family's search for justice, and and find out just what went wrong and why. In this episode, Yusuf and I begin sharing how we met, and the challenges he faced in finding anyone in the Ontario Correctional system willing to step-forward and speak out. Yusuf reached out to me with the intention to have me in a podcast to make sense of this case. I speak to Yusuf about why people in Ontario Corrections are so afraid to speak out, and why I spoke out, why I continue to do so, and why the listeners need to hear these experiences. Unascertained Podcast - Link (Apple Podcast Link), Can also be found on Spotify or other Podcast Hosts https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/unascertained/id1559615719 Please Share, Subscribe, an Follow Duty to Report on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Other Social Media: Instagram: @dutytoreportpodcast Twitter: @dutytoreport Email: dutytoreportpodcast@gmail.com (Contact the host) Tik Tok: @ioskoassenov Thank you for tuning in, and thank you for all your incredible support!

In this final Part of our in-depth interview together, Yusuf Zine shares the things that shocked him about Corrections, the sub-culture, the challenges he endured as he put his investigative work together to produce the 'Unascertained' Podcast. We discuss the impact of mental health offenders in custody, the current state of Corrections from our individual perspectives, and dive deep into the killing of Soleiman Faqiri, at the Lindsay Jail, originally seen as an 'unascertained' death, now that ruling is being overturned by Ontario's Chief Pathologist. Yusuf, as a member of the public new to the world of Corrections, brings a completely unique and fresh public's perspective into this podcast discussion and gives us amazing insight on topics of what he has come to learn about Corrections culture. Topics including: toxic work issues, code of silence, beauracratic challenges, mental health in custody, investigations, accountability, the challenges of fighting for justice in Corrections, the trauma put on families losing loved ones in custody, in addition to the trauma experienced by officers themselves. He makes it clear to those tuning in that we all have a vested interest in hearing about the issues covered by Duty to Report, he provides reasons why these are not just 'work-related' issues that can be ignored, and further explains how all of these Ontario Correctional Provincial jail issues are negatively effecting our society as a whole. Soleiman Faqiri Case Article Links: https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2021/04/07/unascertained-new-tvo-podcast-probes-the-unanswered-questions-of-soleiman-faqiris-beating-death-inside-an-ontario-jail.html https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2021/08/09/soleiman-faqiris-death-caused-by-correctional-guards-in-lindsay-jail-coroners-report-confirms.html https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/accountability-report-death-soleiman-faqirir-1.6159206 DUTY TO REPORT PODCAST Please Share, Subscribe, an Follow Duty to Report on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Other Social Media: Instagram: @dutytoreportpodcast Twitter: @dutytoreport Email: dutytoreportpodcast@gmail.com (Contact the host) Tik Tok: @ioskoassenov Thank you for tuning in, and thank you for all your incredible support!

Part VIII: In the final chapter, two people at the heart of Soleiman's case who have never spoken publicly provide new details. And, after years, an updated post-mortem report reveals shocking answers to the question: how did Soleiman Faqiri die? Through our variety of podcast programming, TVO is committed to helping the people of Ontario better understand our world. If you believe in TVO's journalism and have been enjoying our podcast offering, consider making a donation at www.tvo.org/supportpods.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Soleiman Faqiri's cause of death status is reversed. Plus, after hearing the podcast, new sources come forward. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evan Solomon discusses the new details about Quebec's COVID-19 vaccine passport and the calls from Ontario businesses for the province to follow suit.  On today's show:  Steven Chase, senior parliamentary reporter with The Globe and Mail, discusses Robert Schellenberg's death penalty in China and Michael Spavor's upcoming verdict. Rocco Rossi, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, explains why Ontario businesses want a COVID-19 vaccine passport.  Yusuf Faqiri and lawyer Ted Marrocco discuss the new report on the cause of Soleiman Faqiri's death in an Ontario jail.  Ted Farr, news director and anchor at AM 1150 Kelowna, shares the latest updates on B.C.'s wildfires.  Eric Alper, publicist, music commentator and radio host, discusses the ethical concerns surrounding hologram concerts.  A B.C. couple shares how they landed "Canada's Best Summer Job." 

Part VII: Shortly before the release of what was meant to be the final episode of the series, a former correctional officer at the Central East Correctional Centre reached out to the team with startling information. In the bonus 7th episode of Unascertained, host Yusuf Zine hears his side of the story. And, a stunning turn of events regarding Soleiman Faqiri's post-mortem report. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The TVO podcast "Unascertained" looked at the circumstances surrounding what happened to Soleiman Faqiri, a man experiencing mental illness who died after an altercation with guards at a jail in Lindsay, Ont. The host and co-producer Yusuf Zine, and Soleiman's brother Yusuf Faqiri, join Nam Kiwanuka to discuss the latest developments in Soleiman's case. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Since our final episode, there have been some major changes in the case. Host Yusuf Zine provides a quick update. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In December 2016, Soleiman Faqiri suffered fatal injuries in Ontario jail whilst waiting for a mental health assessment. No guards were charged for his death. Soleiman's case serves as an example of a man who lost his life in an institution that was supposed to take care of him. Now years later his family is still searching for justice. This episode of PR Unmasked brings together activists, journalists, and human rights advocates from Canada and United States to discuss accountability in the criminal justice system and the treatment of people suffering with mental illness. Our panellists include Yusuf Faqiri (Soleiman's brother & founder of the Justice for Soli movement), Michelle Shephard (investigative journalist & story editor of the ‘Unascertained' podcast), Rabia Chaudry (author of a New York Times bestseller 'Adnan's Story' & host of the 'Undisclosed' podcast), Yusuf Zine (film director, actor & host of the 'Unascertained' podcast) and Evan Solomon (political journalist & the host of Canada's most-watched political show ‘Question Period').

Evan Solomon discusses the new immunization cards in Manitoba and some privacy concerns raised about vaccine passports.  On today's show:  We hear listeners' thoughts on the calls to cancel Canada Day this year. Evan Balgord, Executive Director of the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, discusses curbing online hate in wake of the attack on the Muslim family in London, Ont.  We play Evan's full interview with Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman on the province's new COVID-19 immunization cards.  Yusuf Faqiri, whose brother Soleiman Faqiri died in a cell at the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Ont. in 2016, shares an important update in the case.  Scott Reid, CTV News political commentator and former communications director for Prime Minister Paul Martin, plays Overhyped vs. Underplayed.  Rick Christie, executive editor of The Palm Beach Post in West Palm Beach, Florida, discusses the news organization's competition to find the best fast food chicken sandwich. 

Part VI: A new revelation in the case has been released to the public, and it may be the last piece of the puzzle. In the 6th part of Unascertained, Yusuf Zine takes a close look at just what happened in that cell on December 15, 2016 as he tries to finally determine: what happened to Soleiman Faqiri? Clips courtesy of Global News, CityNews, TVNZ and CTV. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the team gets ready to put out the sixth and final episode, a last-minute interview request comes through that allows them to ask some big questions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part V: There are no witness statements from any correctional officers involved in Soleiman's case that have been made public. And that comes as no surprise to former correctional officer Iosko Assenov. Since leaving his profession as a guard, he has become a whistleblower speaking out against racism, harassment and 'the code of silence' in Ontario's prisons. Yusuf Zine walks through Soleiman's death with Iosko to try to make sense of what we know so far. News clips courtesy CBC News, The Evan Solomon Show and Global News See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On December 15, 2016, Soleiman Faqiri was found dead in his cell after an altercation with a group of correctional officers. After suffering a schizophrenic episode, the 30-year-old was awaiting a mental health assessment at a Lindsay Ontario jail. He was pepper sprayed, shackled, and wearing a spit hood. But there was no footage of what went on inside his segregation cell that day. We piece together the timeline of Soleiman's death and what really happened when guards entered the room. It's a story of a family's loss, mental health failures in the prison system, and a search for justice. More episodes available at: http://tvo.org/unascertained See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part IV: Apart from the correctional staff at the jail, it turns out there was someone else there the day Soleiman Faqiri died. Someone who says he saw everything. Host Yusuf Zine speaks to that eyewitness, who shares new jarring details of what he saw happen in that cell. Audio clips courtesy The Evan Solomon Show, CBC Ontario Morning, Global News, and the Ontario Ombudsman Background reading: Ontario Ombudsman report - The Code See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Unascertained" is a new TVO podcast that investigates the death of Soleiman Faqiri, a man suffering from schizophrenia who was found dead in his cell following an altercation with correctional officers at Ontario's Lindsay facility. Yusuf Zine, host and co-producer, joins Nam Kiwanuka to discuss the case. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part III: A ten-month long investigation by the Kawartha Lakes Police Service concluded there were no grounds to lay charges in Soleiman Faqiri's death. But for lawyers Nader Hasan and Ted Marrocco, who represent the Faqiri family, that wasn't good enough. They wanted to know what evidence had been collected and who the police interviewed. They became suspicious that they weren't being told the full story. Metro Morning with Matt Galloway interview courtesy of CBC Licensing See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evan Solomon discusses the new restrictions and lockdowns happening in several provinces as the third wave of COVID-19 hits Canada hard.  On today's show:  We play clips of Evan's interview with Federal Health Minister Patty Hajdu on Canada's vaccine rollout. Harvey Bischof, President of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, discusses the calls to close schools amid the third wave.  Laura Stone, Queen's Park reporter for The Globe and Mail, and Aaron Derfel, health reporter for the Montreal Gazette, discuss the new restrictions and vaccine rollouts in Ontario and Quebec. Evan talks about a new podcast, Unascertained, which investigates Soleiman Faqiri's death in an Ontario jail, with Yusuf Zine, producer and host of the podcast, and Yusuf Faqiri, Soleiman's brother. 

Part I: Soleiman Faqiri was a 30-year-old Canadian, born in Afghanistan, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia. On December 15th, 2016, he was found dead in a segregation cell at the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Ontario, after a struggle with correctional officers. What happened in that cell has led his family on a years-long search for answers. Clips courtesy of CityNews and Global News See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part II: Anthony Ouellette was an inmate at the Lindsay jail in 2016. He watched as Soleiman Faqiri's mental health slowly deteriorated during the 11 days he was kept in segregation, and desperately tried to get him help. Ouellette shares the shocking details of what he saw during that time, and how on the eleventh day, he came back to his cell to find out that Soleiman had died. Clips courtesy of CityNews and CBC News See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Soleiman Faqiri was killed while in federal custody in 2016. To this day, questions remain about the circumstances of his death at the hands of correctional officers, and the lack of transparency and justice for his murder. In this episode of The Majlis, host Dr. Adnan Husain sits down with his brother Yusuf Faqiri and with Yusuf Zine, who hosts and produced an upcoming investigative podcast series called "Unascertained," which delves into the case. Yusuf Faqiri not only outlines the details of his brother's murder, but remembers his life and how important it is for all Canadians to seek #JusticeForSoli. Tune in to the Unascertained pre-launch event tomorrow (March 31st) at 7pm EDT https://fb.me/e/49XLsf452 Listen to Unascertained, launching April 7th on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/66piID0CN1nXbel6NxxZj2?si=P3ITj6HNRdmYUkGKg061KA and Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/unascertained/id1559615719 To get involved and stay informed, follow JusticeForSoli on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Justice4Soli Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/justiceforsoli Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justiceforsoli/ Follow Yusuf Zine on twitter https://twitter.com/yusufzine and Kevin Young https://twitter.com/theyoungkevin13 And check out more of their work on https://www.innerspeak.co/