中国外交部：敦促有关国家切实尊重中国司法主权

[冷笑9声]

任何国际法要在一个国家内生效需要通过立国内法来执行

再说美国要逮捕孟女士也不见得违反什么国际法，顶多只能说不符合惯例－以前没有公司高管因为违反对伊朗制裁而被捕的，不过凡事都有第一吧

你比较像中纪委派到西方民主社会来搞流氓集权的。

 

[冷笑9声]

还有，按现在的戏本演下去，美国政府向加拿大政府提出正式引渡申请的大限不是从１２月１日起的６０天内，而是法官判定的２０１９年１月８日。

1月8号会很有意思。。。检察官是不是可以玩延期啊？美国司法部应该没关门。
华为这事在2010年O8马时代就启动了，蛮干派终于在川普总统焦头烂额的时候出手了，确实是开创性的。

 

[草头将军]

引渡只是因为美国认为某人违反了美国法律，这和国籍无关吧

金三可以要求引渡所有骂他的西方人吗？得有几亿吧！

 

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1月8号会很有意思。。。检察官是不是可以玩延期啊？美国司法部应该没关门。
华为这事在2010年O8马时代就启动了，蛮干派终于在川普总统焦头烂额的时候出手了，确实是开创性的。

法官判定，检查官要求延期，法官可以否。就看他们怎么玩儿吧。还有半个月时间。

还有个有意思的时间点：法官批准保释的时候，还要求孟晚舟２月６日出庭。

预感，这法官很老道。

 

[冷笑9声]

这话没有错。
这次美国加拿大就是用自己国内法当成国际法。

歪个楼。。老向，微信的最新7.0更新了没有？ 有个新功能闪瞎了我的老眼：你能看到朋友圈里的人读过什么文章。
以前最多，朋友圈里看一个公众号的文章，只能知道有几个人也读过。。现在直接告诉你谁谁读了什么文章。。。我一看他们老何家，啥隐私也没有啊。。
@冷笑六声 @2018 @uglyducking @小地主

 

[gocanoeing]

金三可以要求引渡所有骂他的西方人骂？得有几亿吧！

要引渡首先双方之间得有引渡条约，其次被要求引渡的人也得到引渡条约国才行

 

[gocanoeing]

你比较像中纪委派到西方民主社会来搞流氓集权的。

在美加这种实行普通法的国家中，法律先例是非常重要的，孟女士要是有一个好律师的话就不会放过这一点，说不定会把官司打到最高法院，那时说不定床总都下台了

对中纪委则是什么律师都没用

 

[向问天]

要引渡首先双方之间得有引渡条约，其次被要求引渡的人也得到引渡条约国才行

你在纠缠加拿大美国引渡条约的细节。这跟国际法无关，中国不认可。

 

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歪个楼。。老向，微信的最新7.0更新了没有？ 有个新功能闪瞎了我的老眼：你能看到朋友圈里的人读过什么文章。
以前最多，朋友圈里看一个公众号的文章，只能知道有几个人也读过。。现在直接告诉你谁谁读了什么文章。。。我一看他们老何家，啥隐私也没有啊。。
@冷笑六声 @2018 @uglyducking @小地主

说不定孟和她老公双双拿到UBC博士学位了。

 

[gocanoeing]

你在纠缠加拿大美国引渡条约的细节。这跟国际法无关，中国不认可。

加拿大法律中国是否认可这和加拿大无关

 

[向问天]

加拿大法律中国是否认可这和加拿大无关

当然，但是不能抓中国公民。
否则就抓你两个。

 

[阿土仔]

在美加这种实行普通法的国家中，法律先例是非常重要的，孟女士要是有一个好律师的话就不会放过这一点，说不定会把官司打到最高法院，那时说不定床总都下台了

对中纪委则是什么律师都没用

中纪委有当今圣上的上方宝剑就中！[emoji1]

 

[阿土仔]

当然，但是不能抓中国公民。
否则就抓你两个。

不能？呵呵，等庆丰统一诸国之后吧。[emoji1]

 

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Michael Kovrig, a former diplomat and an adviser with the International Crisis Group ICG think-tank, and Michael Spavor, a businessman, were detained last week.

"Canada absolutely has options and Canada is working hard in a very concerted, organized way to secure the release of Mr. Kovrig and Mr. Spavor," Freeland said.

Canada spoke strongly on Friday in making its first demand for China to immediately release its citizens. The U.S., the U.K. and the EU also issued statements in support of Canada.

"We are very hard at work. We understand that working co-operatively, collectively with allies, is a very effective way for Canada to work in the world and that is what we have been doing," Freeland said.

Meng Wanzhou, a top executive of Chinese telecom giant Huawei, was arrested in Vancouver on Dec. 1 at the request of the U.S., which wants her extradited.

Meng, 46, was released on bail last week, under strict conditions, including that she must wear an ankle monitor and stay at her Vancouver home from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Freeland said Chinese authorities had not drawn a direct connection between the detention of the two men and the Huawei executive's arrest.

'Worrying precedent'
Canadian analysts and former diplomats said they have no doubt the cases are linked.

"One point we have been raising with our allies ... is the concern about the worrying precedent that the arbitrary detention of these two Canadians sets. That's a point that has really resonated," said Freeland.

Sources have told Reuters that Kovrig, one of the two men, was not allowed to see a lawyer. He is being questioned every morning, afternoon and evening and is not allowed to turn the lights off at night.

Freeland said she raised the conditions of the two men's detention when she spoke to China's ambassador to Canada on Friday, but did not give details of the conversation.

"We continue to be in discussion with China ... this is clearly a difficult moment in our relationship with China. It's important to keep on talking and raising the issues directly with them," she said.

The Chinese Embassy in Ottawa did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

On Friday, the U.S. State Department reiterated a call for the Canadians' release made by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

U.K. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said in a statement the U.K. is confident that Canada is respecting its extradition treaty with the U.S. and that he is "deeply concerned" that China may have detained the two Canadians for political reasons.

The EU, meanwhile, issued a statement saying the "declared motive" for their detention "raises concerns about legitimate research and business practices in China."

Freeland thanked allies for speaking out.

The show of support from allies is significant for Canada, which has felt relatively isolated in recent months. In August, Saudi Arabia expelled Canada's ambassador to the kingdom and withdrew its own ambassador after Canada's foreign ministry tweeted support for an arrested Saudi activist.

The Saudis also sold Canadian investments and ordered their citizens studying in Canada to leave. No country, including the U.S., spoke out publicly in support of Canada.

 

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孟被抓不是因为卖东西给伊朗，而是给银行作伪证，作伪证不但在美国违法，在加拿大和中国也是违法的。