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The United States has no right under international law to prosecute Huawei Technologies executive Meng Wanzhou for fraud because her alleged conduct has nothing to do with the US, her lawyers told a Canadian extradition hearing on Monday as they began a new line of argument to thwart her being sent for trial in New York.

Meng, arrested at Vancouver’s airport more than two years ago, is accused of defrauding HSBC by lying to the bank about its business in Iran, thus putting it at risk of breaching US sanctions – but her alleged conduct involved a 2013 meeting in a Hong Kong teahouse, Meng is a Chinese citizen, and HSBC is a British bank, her lawyer Gib van Ert said.

“United States laws do not apply in China,” said van Ert, and “if any laws were broken that day, that is a matter for China”. Canada had a duty to protect Meng from the US attempt to violate international law, he said.

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Meng Wanzhou leaves her home in Vancouver to attend a court hearing on Monday. Photo: AP
 
Meng Wanzhou leaves her home in Vancouver to attend a court hearing on Monday. Photo: AP

In a written argument Meng’s lawyers said: “The Requesting State‘s prosecution of the Applicant violates CIL [customary international law] because CIL does not allow a state to criminalise the conduct of a non-national, outside that state, for representations made to another non-national, where there is no substantial and genuine connection to that state.

“In this case, there is no connection between the Applicant‘s alleged conduct and the Requesting State.”

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Van Ert said that if Canada extradites Meng “it will itself be breaking international law.”

Ms Meng, whether she likes it or not, finds herself under the protection of our laws

Lawyer Gib van Ert

In a written response, the Canadian government lawyers representing US interests in the hearing before the Supreme Court of British Columbia said the matter of jurisdiction was primarily for the US trial to consider, as well as Canada’s minister of justice, and not the extradition judge, Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes.

 
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3 minutes ago, socrates469bc said:

jin kumgong.

 

as long as the transaction is done in usd and went thru a bank which has operations in the us, the us govt can interfere liao.

 

this is under the us treasury regulations which were enacted since Reagan time.

 

wahahahhahahaha

trump also nv kena until like this but this sleepy joe beocming a laughing stock around the world. dont know i post how many news of him kena pwn yet he still sleepy nv fight back

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, The_King said:

trump also nv kena until like this but this sleepy joe beocming a laughing stock around the world. dont know i post how many news of him kena pwn yet he still sleepy nv fight back

 

 

 

 

Tot he fren fren wif tiongland one

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9 hours ago, XianGe said:

 

Tot he fren fren wif tiongland one

 

1 hour ago, The_King said:

he is also known as china joe. sure dont dare to fight with his master

 

corrupt joe is do for show becos mid term election will be in 1.5 yrs and democrats r having issue trying to maintain house and senate majority.

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