Posted AT 4:57 AM EDT on 07/05/08
Teens march against Khadr detention
OTTAWA — Even by the surreal standards of the Omar Khadr saga - one that has seen allegations of doctored evidence and arguments over whether the detained Canadian is allowed to read a Lord of the Rings screenplay - the scene in Ottawa yesterday was striking: About 50 teenagers dancing and demonstrating on Parliament Hill, chanting "Omar! Omar!" and demanding Mr. Khadr get a fair trial.
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