Zwei hiesige Vorgänge haben verstärktes Interesse in Asien ausgelöst:
Zum einen wurde in China sehr genau beobachtet, wie in Deutschland der Sexualmord an der chinesischen Studentin Yangjie Li abgeurteilt werden würde (Berliner Zeitung).
Die staatliche chinesische Nachrichtenagenturn Xinhua schreibt:
The case aroused tremendous public attention in both China and Germany. The male culprit's parents are both police officers, and dpa reported there had been temporary suspicion that the parents might have an influence on the investigation.
Chinese expatriates and overseas students across Germany had held memorials in various localities following the tragedy, also demanding a fair and just handling of the case.
Li's attorney Sven Peitzner told Xinhua Friday evening that their side is satisfied about the lifelong sentence for Sebastian F., but not satisfied about Xenia's penalty or the court judgement that Xenia is not guilty concerning the murder. Xenia got five years and a half for rape.
Peitzner said the verdict specified that Sebastian cannot ask for probation after 15 years like those sentenced to life-in-prison do in normal cases, and he will stay in prison for longer than twenty years, because it is a "severe case" and because of the "heavy guilt" of the criminal.
Zum einen wurde in China sehr genau beobachtet, wie in Deutschland der Sexualmord an der chinesischen Studentin Yangjie Li abgeurteilt werden würde (Berliner Zeitung).
Die staatliche chinesische Nachrichtenagenturn Xinhua schreibt:
The case aroused tremendous public attention in both China and Germany. The male culprit's parents are both police officers, and dpa reported there had been temporary suspicion that the parents might have an influence on the investigation.
Chinese expatriates and overseas students across Germany had held memorials in various localities following the tragedy, also demanding a fair and just handling of the case.
Li's attorney Sven Peitzner told Xinhua Friday evening that their side is satisfied about the lifelong sentence for Sebastian F., but not satisfied about Xenia's penalty or the court judgement that Xenia is not guilty concerning the murder. Xenia got five years and a half for rape.
Peitzner said the verdict specified that Sebastian cannot ask for probation after 15 years like those sentenced to life-in-prison do in normal cases, and he will stay in prison for longer than twenty years, because it is a "severe case" and because of the "heavy guilt" of the criminal.
Von der Türkei bis Hongkong ist die Entführung von Trinh Xuan Thanh einschließlich der darauf folgenden diplomatischen Konsequenzen (Zeit) wahrgenommen worden. Entsprechende Berichten erschienen - unter anderem in Thailand, China/Hongkong, Indonesien, Singapur, Türkei, .
Hanoi wirft dem Mann vor, an der Hinterziehung von 125 Mio. Euro beteiligt gewesen zu sein und hatte seine Auslieferung verlangt.
Die Asia Times schreibt:
Thang’s case was rumored to be politically motivated due to his close ties to former Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, who lost a power struggle for the ruling Communist Party’s top secretary general position at a January 2016 congress. (...)
Analysts now wonder why Hanoi would make such a bold and potentially costly move: Was it stupidity, arrogance or a calculated decision? (...)
What is perhaps most irksome for German officials is that they discussed Thanh’s case with Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc when he visited Germany in May to take part in the G-20 Summit, according to media reports. (...)
In a fractured Communist Party, however, this order [to abduct Thang] could have come from any one of Vietnam’s power brokers and not necessarily from the highest-office, the Party’s General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
Still, Trong has made strong claims about fighting corruption in recent months and has been at the foreground during the arrests of various allegedly wayward state enterprise executives.
Im Laufe der Jahre ist die MediaWatch-Redaktion immer wieder auf verschiedenste Berichte über und Reportagen aus Deutschland gestolpert, die weltweit in allen denkbaren Medien erscheinen. In dieser Rubrik wird die Redaktion künftig kurz auf ausgewählte Beiträge hinweisen.Hanoi wirft dem Mann vor, an der Hinterziehung von 125 Mio. Euro beteiligt gewesen zu sein und hatte seine Auslieferung verlangt.
Die Asia Times schreibt:
Thang’s case was rumored to be politically motivated due to his close ties to former Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, who lost a power struggle for the ruling Communist Party’s top secretary general position at a January 2016 congress. (...)
Analysts now wonder why Hanoi would make such a bold and potentially costly move: Was it stupidity, arrogance or a calculated decision? (...)
What is perhaps most irksome for German officials is that they discussed Thanh’s case with Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc when he visited Germany in May to take part in the G-20 Summit, according to media reports. (...)
In a fractured Communist Party, however, this order [to abduct Thang] could have come from any one of Vietnam’s power brokers and not necessarily from the highest-office, the Party’s General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
Still, Trong has made strong claims about fighting corruption in recent months and has been at the foreground during the arrests of various allegedly wayward state enterprise executives.
Ein solcher Service fehlt in Deutschland bisher.
Zweck dieser Übungen soll es nicht sein, die vorgestellten Arbeiten zu kritisieren. Vielmehr kann das geneigte Publikum bedeutende Rückschlüsse darauf ziehen, welches Bild von "uns" im (außereuropäischen) Ausland entsteht.
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