14 For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. 15 But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins.
the prosecution has failed to prove they are Chinese national security agents and has not produced any documentation confirming their identities. The statement suggests that the possibility of these three individuals framing Wang Shujun cannot be ruled out.
The statement also argues that while the prosecution believes Ji Jie, He Feng, and Xiao Li are the three national security agents who contacted Wang Shujun,
Last Friday, for various reasons, Wang Shujun withdrew from his defense. On the 5th, Wang Shujun's family and friends distributed a statement in court defending him.
National security personnel offered to buy him a return ticket, but there is no evidence he accepted. All of this fully demonstrates that Wang Shujun did not intentionally act as a foreign agent.
This, however, was clearly not achieved. The defendant is the Secretary-General of the Hu-Zhao Foundation, has many friends in the overseas democracy movement,
intentionally disclosed information about overseas democracy activists to the Chinese government in order to prove the defendant acted as a foreign agent.
In his closing argument, Wang Shujun's lawyer, Zachary Margulis-Ohnuma, stated that the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Wang Shujun
Wang Shujun was charged with four counts: conspiracy to act as a foreign agent, acting as a foreign agent, illegal possession of identification, and making false statements to law enforcement.
including Anna Yeung Cheung, founder of the New York-based Hong Kong democracy movement NY4HK. Yeung testified in court that, although she had participated in Hu Zhao Foundation events, she was unaware that Wang had recorded her name and contact information.
Prosecutors also allege that Wang Shujun maintained a 64-person address book containing the contact information of numerous overseas democracy activists,
Prosecutors also allege that Wang Shujun repeatedly lied during multiple investigative interviews, claiming he had no connections to national security officials, a claim that was completely untrue.
under the instructions of He Feng (transliteration), a national security official in Guangdong, he called Hong Kong democrat Ho Chun-yan to understand his views on the Hong Kong Chief Executive election and wrote the relevant situation in an email diary.
The prosecution specifically pointed out that under the instructions of Ji Jie (transliteration), a national security official in Qingdao, China, Wang Shujun analyzed the situation of the overseas democracy movement;
He began using email to keep a diary in 2006 and WeChat in 2016. Under the direction of Chinese national security personnel, he provided Chinese authorities with information on overseas democracy movements, Falun Gong, and matters related to Hong Kong, Xinjiang, Tibet, and Taiwan.
In their closing arguments, federal prosecutors said there was ample evidence showing that Wang Shujun had been living a double life for more than a decade.
Wang Shujun's case of acting as a foreign agent was discussed in New York on the 5th.Eastern District CourtAfter closing arguments, in which both sides summarized their arguments,
They take advantage of the fact that they are in powerful departments and are proficient in at least two languages, miscommunicate the language, and fabricate lies.
