Australia’s citizen Jang Jun was sentenced to death a year ago by the Beijing Court, but instead has been shut down for two years to see his life.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong reminds Beijing that Australia is “Apps” and “continues to defend (he) at all opportunities” using the anniversary of the death sentence of Yang Jun. I did it.
The Chinese -born Australian citizens, who are also written under the pseudonym Yang Henegun, have been imprisoned in Beijing on the charges of spy that he and Australia refused since 2019.
Yang, a democratic writer, was arrested for a rare trip to China. He earned a supporter tortured at a secret detention site and was forced to confess.
Yang’s supporters have expressed their risk of dying in prisons without proper medical care because their cysts are growing in the kidneys.
“The past year and the five -year detention before his ruling was a difficult and dark time for Dr. Yang,” Won said in a statement on February 5.
“Throughout, he has shown his inner strength and amazing resilience.
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“We are seriously concerned about Dr. Yang’s health and condition. We continue to press to meet his needs and confirm that they are receiving appropriate medical care.”
Won reminded the CCP that China has a legal obligation to secure the basic standards of justice, proceedings, and humanitarian treatment according to international norms.
She added that the government is communicating with Yang. I want to see him again with his family. “
The Australian Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Ambassador to the Australian Academic Yang Joon on May 27, 2021, was refused to access Australia’s Academic Yang Joon’s trial, and then entered the second intermediate court in Beijing. Get out. Nicolas Asfouri/AFP Getty Images
The YANG trial was held in the No. 2 Intermediate Court in Beijing in May 2021, but the decision was delayed several times.
On February 2, 2024, the judge announced that it had rejected the penalty two years later and that the ruling would be judged two years later.
Canbera officials understood that it would be more likely to be returned to life imprisonment. In addition, all his personal property was confiscated.
His family said he didn’t intend to appeal because his two father had no strength.
“The start of the appeal is only delaying the appropriate and supervised medical potential after the five -year inhuman treatment and abusive medical care,” said his family.
“Due to the deterioration of Yang’s physical condition, he cannot withstand further rounds of this legal system.”
CCP stated that Australia’s concerns were equivalent to “unfair interference in the handling of litigation and justice sovereignty,” and that Yang received regular consulates and notices.
Beijing said that the Australian side was allowed to attend the ruling, but was banned from the trial because the state of the state was involved.
