The Australian Government says it is "disappointed and deeply concerned" Chinese authorities have decided to prosecute Australian writer and democracy activist Yang Hengjun.
"Our officials in Canberra and at the Australian embassy in Beijing have made repeated requests to the Chinese authorities for an explanation of the charges against Dr Yang," she said."This falls short of basic standards of justice and procedural fairness, and is not compatible with international norms or best practice," Ms Payne said.
On Monday, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Chinese authorities handled the case "strictly in accordance with the law" and had "fully protected [Dr Yang's] lawful rights".
Has Australia also vowed to support the Australian journalist being tortured in prison in the UK as well?
Of course we will while they buy our resources. Otherwise...
What about Australian Assange?
No such luck assange
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