Irish man detained in China: 'There is no reason for me to be stuck here'

Image: RTÉ Prime Time Image: RTÉ Prime Time A DUBLIN BUSINESS MAN barred from leaving China over a dispute has said the exit ban is having a “devastating effect” on him and his family and hopes authorities “see sense” soon.

“It’s very difficult for me to process but for the children it’s devastating. It’s very difficult to explain to a five-year-old, now seven, that Daddy’s not coming home for your birthday, your communion, your confirmation or Christmas.” The Chinese embassy said CALS is involved in a case of “illegally collecting funds” from Chinese nationals. There are no allegations of wrongdoing against O’Halloran.

“My hope is that the Chinese authorities see sense and see that the commercial solution that we are putting forward is the most viable way forward. It’s the best solution for everybody.”

I hope people are waking up the the corruption of the CCP and the need to move western businesses out before they will lose their full investment . The heads of the CCP are multi millionaire gangsters and should not be confused with the great Chinese people

Our wonderful government stepped in to get drug runners out of prison why won't they not do the same for this man, or does he need to have a bag full of coke for this to happen.

What is the Irish Government or the EU doing about this and the forced detention of the Uighur population? Stop trading with China and you wont be long getting a result.

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