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China Must Be Stopped From Misusing Interpol, Say Experts
A Chinese official's application to join Interpol's governing body has raised alarm bells as activists fear that Beijing could use the crime-fighting organisation to silence its critics abroad.
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Ex-Interpol Chief Expelled From Communist Party On Corruption Charges
China has expelled former Interpol chief Meng Hongwei from the Communist Party and dismissed him from his official positions.Meng, who served as the vice minister of public security, vanished in September last year during a visit to China from France and was later accused of accepting bribes.
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Wife Of Missing Chinese Interpol Chief Urges Macron To Raise Case With Xi
The wife of the missing Chinese former head of Interpol said she had written to French President Emmanuel Macron to ask for his help on the eve of a visit by his counterpart Xi Jinping.
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Ex-Interpol Chief To Be Expelled From Advisory Body To China's Parliament
China will expel former Interpol chief Meng Hongwei from a high profile though largely ceremonial advisory body to parliament, state media reported, after the Chinese government put him under investigation for bribery and other violations.
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Wife Of Ex-Interpol Chief Fears For His Life And Her Own Safety
The wife of fallen former Interpol chief Meng Hongwei has expressed fears for his life and her own safety, lashing out at what she called the "cruel" and "dirty" Chinese government that arrested him in mysterious circumstances.
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Ex-Interpol Chief Who Vanished Accepted Bribes, Under Probe, Says China
The former Chinese head of Interpol, who went missing last month, has been placed under investigation for accepting bribes, China's public security ministry said Monday.
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Interpol's Missing Chinese Chief Resigns Amid Beijing Probe
The international police organisation Interpol announced Sunday that it has received the resignation of its Chinese chief Meng Hongwei, who has been missing since September 25 and is suspected by Beijing of "violating the law".
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France Opens Probe Into Chinese Interpol Head's Disappearance
French police have opened an investigation into the reported disappearance last week of Meng Hongwei, the Chinese head of the international police organisation Interpol, a source close to the inquiry said.
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Interpol Confirms Chinese Official As Its New President
Interpol said on Thursday Chinese public security official Meng Hongwei was the global police cooperation body's new president.
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China Brings Back Over 400 Fugitives Hiding Abroad
As many as 409 Chinese fugitives, including 15 listed in an Interpol red notice from China hiding overseas have been arrested as part a campaign, according to the government.
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Ex-official Accused of Graft Fears No Fair Trial in China: US Lawyer
A lawyer representing a former senior Chinese official under investigation for corruption and now seeking asylum in the United States said his client is concerned she would not get a fair trial in China.
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Edward Snowden: the man who exposed US surveillance program
Edward Snowden's decision to flee to Hong Kong as he prepared to expose the US government's secret surveillance programs may not save him from prosecution due to an extradition treaty in force since 1998.
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China Must Be Stopped From Misusing Interpol, Say Experts
A Chinese official's application to join Interpol's governing body has raised alarm bells as activists fear that Beijing could use the crime-fighting organisation to silence its critics abroad.
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Ex-Interpol Chief Expelled From Communist Party On Corruption Charges
China has expelled former Interpol chief Meng Hongwei from the Communist Party and dismissed him from his official positions.Meng, who served as the vice minister of public security, vanished in September last year during a visit to China from France and was later accused of accepting bribes.
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Wife Of Missing Chinese Interpol Chief Urges Macron To Raise Case With Xi
The wife of the missing Chinese former head of Interpol said she had written to French President Emmanuel Macron to ask for his help on the eve of a visit by his counterpart Xi Jinping.
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Ex-Interpol Chief To Be Expelled From Advisory Body To China's Parliament
China will expel former Interpol chief Meng Hongwei from a high profile though largely ceremonial advisory body to parliament, state media reported, after the Chinese government put him under investigation for bribery and other violations.
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Wife Of Ex-Interpol Chief Fears For His Life And Her Own Safety
The wife of fallen former Interpol chief Meng Hongwei has expressed fears for his life and her own safety, lashing out at what she called the "cruel" and "dirty" Chinese government that arrested him in mysterious circumstances.
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Ex-Interpol Chief Who Vanished Accepted Bribes, Under Probe, Says China
The former Chinese head of Interpol, who went missing last month, has been placed under investigation for accepting bribes, China's public security ministry said Monday.
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Interpol's Missing Chinese Chief Resigns Amid Beijing Probe
The international police organisation Interpol announced Sunday that it has received the resignation of its Chinese chief Meng Hongwei, who has been missing since September 25 and is suspected by Beijing of "violating the law".
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France Opens Probe Into Chinese Interpol Head's Disappearance
French police have opened an investigation into the reported disappearance last week of Meng Hongwei, the Chinese head of the international police organisation Interpol, a source close to the inquiry said.
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Interpol Confirms Chinese Official As Its New President
Interpol said on Thursday Chinese public security official Meng Hongwei was the global police cooperation body's new president.
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China Brings Back Over 400 Fugitives Hiding Abroad
As many as 409 Chinese fugitives, including 15 listed in an Interpol red notice from China hiding overseas have been arrested as part a campaign, according to the government.
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Ex-official Accused of Graft Fears No Fair Trial in China: US Lawyer
A lawyer representing a former senior Chinese official under investigation for corruption and now seeking asylum in the United States said his client is concerned she would not get a fair trial in China.
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Edward Snowden: the man who exposed US surveillance program
Edward Snowden's decision to flee to Hong Kong as he prepared to expose the US government's secret surveillance programs may not save him from prosecution due to an extradition treaty in force since 1998.
