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China: Information on local government corruption and persecution of citizens. Connections between various local governments in China regarding corruption and defrauding the State

24 September 2009 | Publisher: Ireland: Refugee Documentation Centre | Document type: Query Responses

China: 1. Is there any evidence that overseas calls to China are recorded? If so, what is the "trigger" for interest, given there must be millions of telephone calls each hour back to China? Are there any known examples of nationals returning and being questioned about private calls made back to China? 2. After a Chinese citizen has been convicted of an offence in Australia, is the Chinese government notified as a matter of course? What is the usual procedure followed by the Consulate here in Sydney? 3. What is the Chinese attitude to convicted felons (conspire to kidnap in this case) being returned to China? 4. Is there an "autrefois convict" rule or "double jeopardy" rule so that applicant cannot be punished again for same crime in China? is it likely that he would be interrogated about his criminal record on his return?

5 April 2007 | Publisher: Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal | Document type: Query Responses

China: 1. On organising free trade unions. 2. On Falungong. 3. Publications from Taiwan

31 May 2006 | Publisher: Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal | Document type: Query Responses

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