Beijing accused the UK of violating the rights of the Chinese

According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, The Chinese government has accused Britain of making false accusations against Chinese citizens from He accused them of unwanted stigma and illegal and arbitrary arrest.

China’s Foreign Ministry office in Hong Kong in a statement on its website of the British government because of what He strongly criticized the false accusations against Chinese citizens and violation of their legal rights.

In this statement it is said: the action of the UK, the design of unwanted stigma and Arbitrary arrest and interrogation of Chinese citizens in England.

The Chinese government after the unexplained death of a man in England who was accused of being an illegal deputy in Hong Kong’s foreign intelligence service was, made this accusation.

According to this report, the body of 37-year-old Mateo Trickett, a former Navy officer who works as an immigration agent and private detective Kurdish, was found last Sunday in a park in West London.

Accordingly, the court for Trickett and 63-year-old Chang Byu-yen, director of the Bureau of Economic Affairs and A Hong Kong businessman in London and 38-year-old Chi Long Wai, alias Peter Wai, a British border agent, were granted bail. These three people were accused of cooperating with a foreign intelligence service between last December and May of this year. They were collecting intelligence, surveillance and deception in England.

The Office of the Minister of Trade and Economic Development of Hong Kong in a meeting with the Deputy General Counsel of England from this The country asked to let the public know the facts of Tricket’s death.

The other two defendants have not yet been found guilty and are scheduled to appear in the first court session on October 25. Shund, the trial which according to the judge’s statement is expected to last about 5 weeks.

This is while the tensions between Beijing and London over the massive crackdown on China has increased since 2019. At the time, violent pro-democracy protests were sweeping across Hong Kong, a former British colony that came under Beijing’s control in 1997.

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