Vancouver, British Columbia: A Canadian judge ordered his decision Wednesday on whether a senior executive for Chinese communication Giant Huawei technology had to be extradited to the US after the lawyer of the Canadian Justice Department wrapped his case by saying that there was enough evidence to show him dishonest and dishonest.
Worth to be tried in the US.
Judge Heather Heather Head Heather said that on October 21, she would likely announce when she would master it whether Meng Wanzhou, the head of the Financial Officer for Huawei technology and the daughter of its founders, will be extradited.
Meng was arrested at Vancouver airport at the end of 2018 at the request of US authorities.
His arrest suddenly Beijing, who saw his case as a political step designed to prevent China’s rise.
Meng Wants Meng extradition to face fraud charges, accusing him of committing a misleading HSBC bank about business transactions companies in Iran.
It accused Huawei using a Hong Kong Shell company named Skycom to sell equipment to Iran violating US sanctions.
Defense lawyers argue there is not enough evidence to justify his extradition.
But in his final submission, lawyer lawyer lawyer Robert Brother swelled defense claims there was no evidence of making a representation error that placed the bank with the risk of violating sanctions.
“We said there was a strong case here, I didn’t be honest,” said Brother.
“ We meet our burden.
‘By not disclosing Huawei’s true relationship with Skycom, Meng put HSBC with the risk of violating US sanctions against Iran, he said.
“ HSBC loses a fair opportunity to take action that needs to be taken, “Brother told the judge.
He said honestly in several parts of his meeting with the executive HSBC, but he did not say “ all truth and nothing but the truth.
“Brother said the defense was trying to say ” blame the victim” in saying it was a bank’s decision to transfer money from Skycom through the US Chinese government has criticized the arrest as part of US efforts to inhibit the development of the technology.
Huawei, network equipment maker and smartphone, is China’s first global technology brand and is in the pressure center A.S.-China on information system technology and security.
Meng, who attended hearing wearing an electronic monitoring tool on his ankle, attending the trial through a translator.
Whatever the judge’s decision, it is likely to be appealed.
This case has a deteriorating relationship between Canada and China.
Entrepreneurs Michael Spavor and former Canadian diplomats were detained in critics who were labeled “ political hostages ” after Meng Wanzhou Huawei was arrested on December 1, 2018, at Vancouver Airport.
They were arrested in China with real retaliation for the arrest of Meng.
The Chinese court this month sentenced 11 years in prison for spying.
In other cases, a higher public court in Liaoning Province in northeast China refused to appeal by Canada Robert Schellenberg, which is a 15-year prison term on allegations of drug smuggling increases to death in January 2019 after arresting Meng.
Meng remains free on guarantees in Vancouver and live in a big house.
Beijing denies there is a relationship between cases and arrests of edges and kovrig, but Chinese officials and state media often mention the two men in connection with whether they allow to return to China or not.
Canada and other countries, including Australia and the Philippines, boycott of other Chinese facial trade and pressure in Disputes with Beijing for human rights, Coronavirus and South China Sea Control.
The United States has warned American travelers facing “ increased the risk of arbitrary detention “in China for other reasons rather than enforcing the law.
China has tried to suppress the government of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by imposing restrictions on imports of Canola seed oil and other products from Canada.
Meanwhile, Beijing blocked the import of Australian wheat, wine and other products after his government called for an investigation into the origin of the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Canadian judge’s reserve decision about the extradition of Huawei CFO
