The Chinese media has become enraged with Canada after the BC Supreme Court ruled that charges faced by Meng Wanzhou in the U.S. could also be a crime in Canada.
A group of Canadian-Uyghurs were present at the Meng Wanzhou case today, demanding better treatment for their people and celebrating Canada's rule of law.
British Columbia supreme court Justice Heather Holmes released her verdict today on the case of Huawei executive and daughter of its founder, Meng Wanzhou.
Two Canadians, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor are marking their 500th day of being imprisoned in China. This in retaliation for Meng Wanzhou's arrest.
The CBC has listed Taiwan as a province of China on its coronavirus map, providing another example of the Canadian establishment pandering to the Chinese.
Reports that someone may have been paying actors to protest outside of B.C. Law Courts may actually hold some water after revelations from multiple reporters.
Two constitutional experts believe Meng Wanzhou has a good chance of being freed this spring due to alleged abuse of due process.
Court docs from Canadian authorities already show possible violations of Meng’s Charter rights. The judge approved more disclosure that could corroborate.
Huawei tweeted on Monday regarding the arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou, calling her detainment “an unlawful and illegal act.”
“It was never my intention to be stuck here so long, but I suddenly find that a whole year has snuck by, and here I still am.”
The media consortium’s lawyer argues that live-broadcasting proceedings would epitomize “open and accessible justice in the modern era.”
Huawei 5G on Canadian telecom networks threaten security collaboration with U.S. says former national security advisor Susan Rice: “It’s not a joke. It’s truly serious.”
Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou returned to a Vancouver courtroom on Monday for a hearing over document disclosure.
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