Lawyers in China are preparing to take action for S’porean

Lawyers in China have moved forward to represent free of charge, a Singaporean woman, Siti Aslinda binte Junaidi, who was executed for drug trafficking.Lawyer M. Ravi, who has served as a professional here at the request of Siti Aslinda's family, announced an offer from a lawyer in China on Facebook on Thursday (Dec 24). ”After reporting Siti Aslinda, 35, was arrested in Shenzhen six years ago on drug trafficking charges. According to court documents, Aslinda and her partner Mohd Yusri bin Mohd Yussof, 44, were stopped by customs officials on Oct. 24, 2015.It was revealed that 28 women's handbags in their suitcases contained over 11 kg of methamphetamine sewn into the lining. The report said if sold by gram, the meth could be worth more than S $ 220,000 (S $ 292,300) in the United States.

They received a commission for shipping from China to Cambodia, with a man called Chibuzor Onwuka Siti Aslinda going to pick up the slotxo goods once or twice a month in Guangzhou and take them to Phnom Penh. Most of the items include handbags, cartridges and lingerie.Both Siti Aslinda and Mohd Yusri denied any knowledge of the drug.Mohd Yusri's verdict was suspended for two years with the possibility of downgrading to life imprisonment; however, Siti Aslinda was considered to play a greater role in organized crime. She had to face execution if her final appeal was unsuccessful.It is very difficult to get a professional lawyer in China and the family cannot afford it,” said Ravi. “I tried to liaise with some international networks. But her case is continuing and we don't know when it will reach the next court.


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Mr Ravi, on behalf of Carson Law Chambers, made a "great effort" to secure Siti Aslinda by representing legal representation in China. On December 14, the company sent a legal notice to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) requesting. Help in this case Carson Law Chambers requested information on the day of the first judgment of why the verdict was made after only six years, the purpose of the S $ 100 per month given to Siti Aslinda over the past six years, including details. Other In an update on the December 24 case, Ravi said, “I am very happy to finally meet Aslinda's professional lawyer in China I want to work closely with this dynamic lawyer and It has been properly investigated by the Court of Appeal in China.

He added, "This is just the beginning of the battle to save Aslinda. Much more needs to be done.Ravi said it was expensive to hire a lawyer in China, "some asked for a ridiculous fee.The case suggests "how the death penalty is aimed at the poor and the disadvantaged who are unable to pay legal fees," he said.The MFA announced on Friday that both Singaporeans were receiving regular consular assistance by the Consulate General of Singapore in Guangzhou, according to the report. straitstimes.com The aid includes visits to medical care, legal assistance and communication with their families to provide their recent consular support last week