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- Grace Meng asserts global policing body threatened her if she spoke out
- Suit seeks to determine whether the global institution “breached its obligations owed to my family”
Former Interpol president, Meng Hongwei, stood trial for corruption in Tianjin, China on June 20. He pleaded guilty to accepting US$2 million in bribes. In 2016, Meng was the first elected Interpol president from China. He served as the vice-minister of public security at the same time. He disappeared into police custody after returning to China from France in September 2018. The court will convict and sentence Meng at a later date.
Former Interpol president, Meng Hongwei, stood trial for corruption in Tianjin, China on June 20. He pleaded guilty to accepting US$2 million in bribes. In 2016, Meng was the first elected Interpol president from China. He served as the vice-minister of public security at the same time. He disappeared into police custody after returning to China from France in September 2018. The court will convict and sentence Meng at a later date.
The ex-chief of the global policing body faces trial in northern China after last being seen in France in September.
The ex-chief of the global policing body faces trial in northern China after last being seen in France in September.
Interpol identified one suspect as Mohamed Milhan, a senior leader of National Thowheeth Jama’ath, which was blamed for the hotel and church bombings.
Interpol identified one suspect as Mohamed Milhan, a senior leader of National Thowheeth Jama’ath, which was blamed for the hotel and church bombings.