Moeder en dochter raakten elkaar kwijt in Libisch vluchtelingenkamp: nu moeder in Canada herenigd met dochter uit Holland
Refugee family, daughter to be reunited after 4-year separation An Eritrean family that's been torn apart since a daughter went missing four years ago will finally be reunited in St. John's, as the federal government has granted the daughter a temporary resident visa. Genet Abraham, a refugee from Eritrea, managed to get to Canada with her two younger daughters. But her oldest daughter, Selam, now 20, went missing four years ago when she was abducted from a Libyan refugee camp. On Friday, Liberal MP Gerry Byrne told the family over the phone that they'll finally be back together. "Minister Chris Alexander, the minister for citizenship and immigration in Canada, has agreed in principle to issue a temporary resident visa to you, Selam," he said. "And I think...as soon as the final documentation is complete, you should be planning to purchase a one-way plane ticket to St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada." ...