Ms Meng was detained in 2018 on charges relating to allegedly misleading HSBC about Huawei's dealings in Iran. Her case has created a rift between China and Canada, with Beijing repeatedly calling for her release. The chief financial officer of Huawei was arrested at Vancouver International Airport on a warrant from the US, where she is facing charges of bank fraud and potentially causing HSBC to break US sanctions. Days after she was released on bail, she was placed under house arrest in Vancouver. She has been fighting against her extradition to the US, which wants her to stand trial.
torsdag 14. januar 2021
Meng Wanzhou: Bullets sent in mail to Huawei's finance chief
Top Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou has been sent bullets in the mail while under house arrest in Vancouver, according to court testimony. It was one of several alleged death threats revealed on Wednesday by the company providing her security.
Ms Meng was detained in 2018 on charges relating to allegedly misleading HSBC about Huawei's dealings in Iran. Her case has created a rift between China and Canada, with Beijing repeatedly calling for her release. The chief financial officer of Huawei was arrested at Vancouver International Airport on a warrant from the US, where she is facing charges of bank fraud and potentially causing HSBC to break US sanctions. Days after she was released on bail, she was placed under house arrest in Vancouver. She has been fighting against her extradition to the US, which wants her to stand trial.
Ms Meng was detained in 2018 on charges relating to allegedly misleading HSBC about Huawei's dealings in Iran. Her case has created a rift between China and Canada, with Beijing repeatedly calling for her release. The chief financial officer of Huawei was arrested at Vancouver International Airport on a warrant from the US, where she is facing charges of bank fraud and potentially causing HSBC to break US sanctions. Days after she was released on bail, she was placed under house arrest in Vancouver. She has been fighting against her extradition to the US, which wants her to stand trial.