Malawi sends delegation to monitor drug trafficking case in Hong Kong

Government has sent a delegation to monitor a drug trafficking case involving a 29-year-old Malawian woman in Hong Kong who faces death sentence if convicted.

Malawi woman facing drug trafficking rap in Hong Kong

The case goes back to court in Hong Kong on Monday, December 3 and the government has sent the delegation to ensure that Enestina Mukasera has legal representation.

Parliament committee on International Relations chairman Alex Meja said ministry of Foreign Affairs officials have confirmed that they have told the Malawi ambassador to Hong Kong or his representative to be present during the case.

“We have been assured that she will have a legal representation. The Republic of China in Hong Kong will provide the legal representation. In addition, a representative of the Malawi government will be there too,” said Meja.

The Malawi ambassador to Hong Kong resides in China as Hong Kong is regarded as a province of China.

Meja said his committee has had a series of meetings with officials from the Chinese embassy who assured that Mukasera will have a fair trial, saying an interpreter has already been identified.

Chairman of the Human Rights Defenders Coalition Robert Mkwezalamba said human rights activists were following the case very closely.

“We want the court to follow an international law,” said Mkwezalamba.

Mukasera was arrested on August 10 after she was allegedly found with cocaine.

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C Banda
C Banda
5 years ago

“a 29-year-old Malawian woman in Hong Kong who faces death sentence if convicted.”

Hong Kong does NOT have the death penalty. It is mainland China which has it. This is revealed in a simple google search, which Owen Khamula has failed to carry out.

Why is an interpreter needed? To translate what to what? English is an official language, as well as “Chinese”, so if proceedings are carried out in the former language does she still need an interpreter?

Al-Fayeed
Al-Fayeed
5 years ago

Kufuna kulemera mwachangu

Chatonda
Chatonda
5 years ago

Fabiano is dull and he doesn’t know what his own officials are doing on the famous issue. He is out of date and place

Political commentator
5 years ago

Kungoononga TAX PAYERS money, anthu akufa ndinjala, mankhwala muzipatala mulibemo, muzikatha ndalama sending delegates zoona kukangopanga monitor mulandu?? zachamba…………Vuto lofuna kulemera msanga ndilimenelo, ife tili mu malawi muno tikutuwa ndi ntchito zathu zomwezi, ndipomwe wina osapereka msonkho kuno ali busy kuzembetsa coccaine…..iye sankadziwa kuti ndizoopsa?

Bingu wa Mutharika
Bingu wa Mutharika
5 years ago

Inu ndi opanda nzeru kwambiri, do you know what your son or daughter will do tomorrow?

Genius
5 years ago

thats wisdom bro

kasaila wa chigololo
kasaila wa chigololo
5 years ago

It Seems the presideent is not a Malawian who can feel for Its citizens. Mbuzi yopanda mano mkamwa. We may know our sister might have done wrong, but who has never done wrong under the sun? That is Why We need to take a stand to give her a second chance. Malawians are known for hatred for each other. Let us stop this, it will not Help develope our nation.

ELIJAH VERSUS BAAL
ELIJAH VERSUS BAAL
5 years ago

LET’S KNOW OUR LORD AND SAVIOR –LET’S LEARN TO BE ACQUAINTED WITH THE LITTLE GOD HAS BLESSED US WITH —

Holly Tit
5 years ago

lol Ndiye mukhala busy tu. Too many jokers trafficking drugs nowadays

Timpudza Mwansambo
Timpudza Mwansambo
5 years ago

Sopano lefulefu fabiano amati boma lilibe info bwanji? Kuganiza mwa chilhomwe bwasi. Mxiii

Hornbill
5 years ago

Ekhete epuri.

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