Meng Wanzhou's lawyer said that he was the target of a "secret criminal investigation" by Canadian and American authorities. 20 18 12 After questioning her for three hours at the Canadian Border Service Agency, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police finally arrested her and secretly collected information that might encourage the extradition request and fraud in the United States. Asking for more unedited documents to be released will help prove that Meng was abused by the program when he was arrested.
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Meng Wanzhou's lawyer asked for more documents to be released.
On August 17, Meng Wanzhou's lawyer submitted a petition to the Vancouver High Court of British Columbia, demanding the disclosure of more documents and the contents of confidential documents, because these documents and contents may include the abuse of judicial procedures by Canadian and American law enforcement agencies in the process of arresting Meng Wanzhou. The Attorney General of Canada, who represents the prosecution, believes that these contents involve national security and international relations and does not agree to make them public.
Since these documents are related to the federal department, the judgment is made by the federal judge. However, the judge's decision only involves six confidential documents, and as many as 37 documents involving the Canadian Federal Police, the Canadian Border Services Agency and the Ministry of Justice have yet to be made public by the judge.
Global Times-Canada rejected the request to disclose more confidential documents in Meng Wanzhou.