Canada deports Congolese man who worked for notorious agency

According to the most recent ruling, in the final two years of his tenure in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Gupa had a falling out with ANR’s leadership. During this time, he alleges he was assaulted, experienced threats to his life and his wife’s, and was detained. In October 2017, he arrived in Canada as part of a Congolese delegation attending a conference and requested refugee protection. “He asserted that the ANR is actively looking for him in the DRC and that his wife was twice kidnapped, extorted and sexually assaulted in retaliation for his desertion,” Grammond wrote.