After a trial in Saskatoon, the man was convicted in 2022 of repeatedly abusing, threatening and confining his wife and stepdaughter.
he repeatedly raped her
“I have no hesitation in concluding that, because of their personal circumstances — age, the absence of her birth father, the stigma and isolation experienced within her own family, the precariousness of their lives as refugees, linguistic and cultural challenges in Canada, and total financial dependence — were vulnerable,” Zerr concluded when assessing the seriousness of the offence.
The man’s lawyer, Kim Armstrong, told court that her client’s mother died when he was five years old and his father moved to the United States when he was 12. He was on his own at 16 years old, with little education, and fled to Sudan with the victims due to political instability in Eritrea when he was 22. He is now a permanent Canadian resident.Article content
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