Tag: Chinese extradition

New Zealand Foreign Minister Believes CCP Will ‘Abide’ by Promises for Extradition of Resident to China

August 29, 2022
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New Zealand Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta is confident that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will not torture or give an unfair trial to the New Zealand (NZ) permanent resident facing extradition to China. According to documents obtained by the Associated Press, Mahuta believes the CCP will abide by its promises due to the otherwise negative…

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NZ Faces Global Pressure Over China Extradition Ruling

April 26, 2022
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Politicians from Australia and European nations have penned a joint letter to the New Zealand (NZ) parliament urging against the extradition of a man to China. They warn that the credibility of diplomatic assurances by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been “consistently proven empty” and that by allowing the extradition to go forward, it…

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New Zealand Court Rules Man Suspected of Murder Can Be Extradited to China

April 14, 2022
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The New Zealand (NZ) Supreme Court has made a landmark ruling that a man suspected of murder can be extradited to China after receiving assurances that he would not be subjected to torture if surrendered. The Court of Appeals previously blocked the ruling that allowed the extradition of NZ permanent resident Kyung Yup Kim, who…

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Interpol Must Reform or Perish Amid Beijing’s Abuse of the System

September 10, 2021
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Commentary Across Europe and beyond, Chinese nationals are paying a heavy price for Interpol’s acquiescence to the Chinese regime and other authoritarian states, and its refusal to effectively reform. It has been widely reported that Uyghur activist and software engineer Yidiresi Aishan, who has been living in Turkey for nearly a decade, is now sitting…

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