Original title: Meng Wanzhou appeared in court again and the extradition case entered the substantive trial stage. On the morning of September 23 local time in Vancouver, Canada, the extradition case of Ms. Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei, was heard again in the high court of British Columbia.
At about 9:30 that morning, Ms. Meng Wanzhou, wearing a blue skirt, came out of her home, smiled and greeted the reporters waiting there in the rain at the gate of the yard.
Different from the previous procedural trial, the extradition case has entered the substantive trial stage from today, that is, the prosecution and the defense will debate the existing evidence and key issues of the case.
Benjamin & middot, spokesman of Huawei; Benjamin Howes has just issued a statement to the media, saying that he believes Meng Wanzhou is innocent, but it is inconvenient to disclose more information at present. The lawyers expressed their belief that the Canadian court can make a fair and independent ruling on Meng Wanzhou's extradition case.
The specific contents of the statement are as follows &darr& darr;
As you know, the court is hearing the matter, so it is inconvenient for us to make specific comments. We fully support Ms. Meng and believe that she is innocent. We also fully believe that the independence and impartiality of the Canadian judicial process will certainly restore her innocence.
As you know, this issue is before the Court and,
as such, it would not be appropriate to provide detailed comment. We support
Ms. Meng completely. We believe she is innocent of all allegations. We have
every confidence that she will be vindicated in keeping with the independence
and fairness of the Canadian judicial process.