I feel comfortable that a very strong and perhaps incontestible case could be put before the UN, in regards to neglect of protection for shareholders in our case. I also feel that ALL politicians and Government Agencies that were contacted by SLI shareholders, and intently ignored our plea for assistance, can personally be held accountable under provisions of this aspect of International Law.

What Canada has done in our case, is violate International Law and/or treaties. Would be any sense to yet pursue placing responsibility on those involved in the neglect, under such treaties? The answer is NO. This is why the Common Law aspect must be pursued, of which the UN is also obligated thereunder. I know all of you are tired of the "BUCK PASSING", and as far as I am concerned, the BUCK STOPS here.

http://www.cwp-csp.ca/human-rights-and-international-law/

http://www.un.org/en/documents/charter/chapter7.shtml