Canadian Foreign Minister Melani Jolie condemns China for the death penalty of four Canadians. He stated this in a conversation with journalists, he writes TASS. "We strongly condemn the Canadians's death penalty in China," Jolie said.
He clarified that those people were convicted of drug crimes. According to the Minister, they had dual citizenship of Canada and China. He did not provide other details.
Jolie only added that he had personally followed the fate of the convicts for several months. He asked for former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Truido to the Chinese authorities, but did not achieve the desired result.
