Name: Trump Might Intervene in Huawei Arrest | China Uncensored
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over the arrest of the Huawei CFO in Canada

Meanwhile, China authorities have abducted Canadian citizens

as Trump prepares his next move in the US-China Trade War.

Welcome to China Uncensored, I'm Chris Chappell.

The CFO of one of China's biggest telecom companies,

and now faces extradition to the United States,

where, if convicted, she could face up to 30 years in jail.

The conditions of her release were steep.

The bail was set at 10 million Canadian dollars,

the 46-year-old executive must wear an ankle monitor

and stay at home from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.”

Meng can still greet her friends and supporters at home.

Like these guys, who showed up with flowers at her mansion.

Which is exactly the same kind of treatment

Chinese dissidents get when they're under house arrest.

“Five friends pledged equity in their homes

and other money as a guarantee she will not flee.”

getting arrested for violating sanctions on Iran

I'm sure that if something like that ever happened to me,

Now China's Foreign Ministry has called the arrest a mistake.

“We have already made our position clear

that they should immediately correct their mistake

“Any person, especially if it is a leader of the United States,

who is willing to make positive efforts to push this situation

then that, of course, deserves to be well received.”

especially if it is a leader of the United States?”

I wonder who Lu Kang could be talking about.

In an exclusive interview with Reuters, Trump said,

“If I think it's good for what will be certainly

I would certainly intervene if I thought it was necessary.”

Which I guess is Trump-speak for let's make a deal.

Trump has been promising a yuge increase in tariffs on Chinese goods,

unless China will come to an agreement he likes

within a 90-day window that's already ticking down.

But Meng's arrest has made it more complicated.

Chinese state-run media had warned there would be

“severe consequences” for Meng's arrest.

“On Tuesday, Canada confirmed that one its citizens,

a former Canadian diplomat, was detained there.”

China has detained Canadian citizen Michael Kovrig.

He's a former diplomat, at one point serving as

the vice consul at Canada's embassy in Beijing.

He was working for the NGO International Crisis Group

Chinese authorities have publicly stated their arrest of Kovrig

totally has nothing to do with Meng Wanzhou.

was violating Chinese law by not being registered in China.

Amnesty International says the Chinese government

has created new laws regulating NGOs specifically for this purpose.

“The Chinese government recently enacted a law

so they all have to be officially registered in China,

which is very difficult for many of them to do,

a lot of times it's impossible to do work without,

“That creates the situation, a lot of the time,

but when they need to or when they want to,

they can always point to this so-called illegal activity

by foreign NGO workers and take actions if they want to.”

And as a former Canadian ambassador to China said,

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