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Canada won’t 'back down' on Hong Kong stance: Trudeau
https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/canada-won-t-back-down-on-hong-kong-stance-trudeau-1.4558958

Sarah Turnbull, CTVNews.ca Staff
Published Wednesday, August 21, 2019 11:15AM EDT
Last Updated Wednesday, August 21, 2019 2:49PM EDT


Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is standing firm on his government’s response to the ongoing Hong Kong protests, despite increased caution from Chinese authorities to step aside.

While delivering a foreign policy speech in Montreal on Wednesday, Trudeau said his government is monitoring the situation in Hong Kong “closely” and despite political differences with China, Canada will continue to defend its values of human rights and international law.

“As a global community, we must recognize that China is a growing power and increasingly assertive towards its place in the international order,” he said. “But make no mistake: we will always defend Canadians and Canadian interests.”

“We do not escalate, but we also don’t back down.”

Over the weekend, Canada’s foreign affairs minister – who’s been actively trying to tame the volatile relationship between China and Canada – released a joint statement with her counterpart in the European Union condemning any violence between pro-democracy protesters and local police.

Geng Shuang, a spokesperson from China’s foreign ministry responded swiftly, demanding Canada stay out of all matters related to Hong Kong or risk facing greater repercussions, trade or otherwise.

“We demand the Canadian side to deeply reflect upon its mistakes, put itself in a right position, stop its wrongdoing before it’s too late, and exercise prudence in words and deeds on Hong-Kong-related issues. Otherwise, it will cause greater damage to our bilateral relations.”

For China’s part, those bilateral relations have been greatly tampered due to Canada’s arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou, following an extradition request from the United States.

Two Canadian men, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, were subsequently seized by Chinese authorities days after Meng’s arrest. Trade disputes, including a Chinese ban on Canadian beef, pork, canola, and soybean imports ensued.

Trudeau in his speech said his government has been working tirelessly to secure their release.

Video of Meng’s arrest at the Vancouver International Airport was made public Tuesday. Her legal team is arguing that she was unlawfully detained for multiple hours, while security officials searched her belongings.

Meng’s extradition hearing is scheduled for Jan. 20.
 
孟的律师团队竟然拿到当时现场录像。
 
孟的律师团队竟然拿到当时现场录像。
昨晚 CBC 10点新闻头条,CSBA在FBI请求下,在机场逮捕孟之前,对她进行了长达2,3小时的盘问,而不是直接告诉她,美国要引渡她,所以我们逮捕你。
 
昨晚 CBC 10点新闻头条,CSBA在FBI请求下,在机场逮捕孟之前,对她进行了长达2,3小时的盘问,而不是直接告诉她,美国要引渡她,所以我们逮捕你。

以前律师一直这么说,现在有监控录像在手了。
 
看看加拿大司法如何搞双标?政府肯定会遵守司法独立吧?
 
总理话里话外都是软的。
连他自己提名的道德官员都认定他违规了,成了政治上的阿娇了。
 
昨晚 CBC 10点新闻头条,CSBA在FBI请求下,在机场逮捕孟之前,对她进行了长达2,3小时的盘问,而不是直接告诉她,美国要引渡她,所以我们逮捕你。
为的就是在宣布她的权利前,进行搜查,查出一些其他的证据。不过好像也没查到什么。
 
为的就是在宣布她的权利前,进行搜查,查出一些其他的证据。不过好像也没查到什么。
2,3个小时的盘问,有些结果。
Huawei CFO Allegedly Said the Company Has an Office in Iran
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...egedly-said-the-company-has-an-office-in-iran

When Meng Wanzhou was detained last December on a U.S. extradition request, she was interrogated by a Canadian border agent about Huawei’s business dealings in Iran and whether the company sold products in countries that it should not, according to court documents released Tuesday.

Meng initially replied, “I don’t know,” according to an excerpt taken from an affidavit by the border agent, who then told her that it was hard to believe that the CFO of a multi-billion dollar company wouldn’t know such details. Meng then allegedly said, “that her company does have an office in Iran,” according to the document.
 
2,3个小时的盘问,有些结果。
Huawei CFO Allegedly Said the Company Has an Office in Iran
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...egedly-said-the-company-has-an-office-in-iran

When Meng Wanzhou was detained last December on a U.S. extradition request, she was interrogated by a Canadian border agent about Huawei’s business dealings in Iran and whether the company sold products in countries that it should not, according to court documents released Tuesday.

Meng initially replied, “I don’t know,” according to an excerpt taken from an affidavit by the border agent, who then told her that it was hard to believe that the CFO of a multi-billion dollar company wouldn’t know such details. Meng then allegedly said, “that her company does have an office in Iran,” according to the document.
这个好像也算不上什么有用的东西。我想他们主要是想从她携带的电子设备中查到些什么。
 
好像也没硬过,谈不上缩不缩的。加拿大最好不要趟中美之间的浑水,根本玩不起。
 
它代表不了加拿大。
 
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