r*******g
发帖数: 32828 | 1 Wang Yam argued that because his trial was held in secret, potential
witnesses, who might support his story, would not come forward.
万维网友LAVA来稿：六四民运领袖任洪上诉欧盟最高法院，要求推翻英国最高法院
对其以杀人刑事罪判的无期徒刑。但他的申诉失败了。
任洪是原中国建国时期的第三号人物任弼时的孙子，在六四天安门事件时加入英国
军情局MI6。天安门事件后由英国安排从香港改名Wang Yam到英国避居。
任洪曾是北大副教授，来英后和一王姓中国留学生开办了一家手提电脑公司，后又
从事金融服务，红酒外贸生意，终因经营不善，负债累累，走上杀人劫货的道路上。
任洪于2005年谋杀了英国一退休的记者，并盗取了受害者的银行卡。在使用该卡就
餐时，被正在调查死者案件的警察注意到，最终在瑞士束手就擒。
由于其与英国情报部门的关系，MI6以涉及国家机密原因要求法院闭庭审理该案。
这在英国历史上是首次以闭庭审理的方式判决杀人罪犯，在英国掀起极大轰动。 | c****g
发帖数: 37081 | | X*******G
发帖数: 14887 | 3 赤匪党魁们仅及三代就败坏如此，可见其政权来日难长。 | r*****3
发帖数: 6442 | | s***d
发帖数: 15421 | 5 任弼时的孙子不是叫任洪
【在 r*******g 的大作中提到】
: Wang Yam argued that because his trial was held in secret, potential
: witnesses, who might support his story, would not come forward.
:
:
: 万维网友LAVA来稿：六四民运领袖任洪上诉欧盟最高法院，要求推翻英国最高法院
: 对其以杀人刑事罪判的无期徒刑。但他的申诉失败了。
:
: 任洪是原中国建国时期的第三号人物任弼时的孙子，在六四天安门事件时加入英国
: 军情局MI6。天安门事件后由英国安排从香港改名Wang Yam到英国避居。
:
| s***d
发帖数: 15421 | 6 Wang Yam, the grandson of Chairman Mao's third in command, fled China and
was granted refugee status in Britain in 1992.
third in command 是谁？
【在 r*******g 的大作中提到】
: Wang Yam argued that because his trial was held in secret, potential
: witnesses, who might support his story, would not come forward.
:
:
: 万维网友LAVA来稿：六四民运领袖任洪上诉欧盟最高法院，要求推翻英国最高法院
: 对其以杀人刑事罪判的无期徒刑。但他的申诉失败了。
:
: 任洪是原中国建国时期的第三号人物任弼时的孙子，在六四天安门事件时加入英国
: 军情局MI6。天安门事件后由英国安排从香港改名Wang Yam到英国避居。
:
| a******9
发帖数: 20431 | 7 民运老将ok!
【在 X*******G 的大作中提到】
: 赤匪党魁们仅及三代就败坏如此，可见其政权来日难长。
| X*******G
发帖数: 14887 | 8 戳中五毛烂逼中心，五毛小将一阵高潮。
【在 a******9 的大作中提到】
: 民运老将ok!
| a******9
发帖数: 20431 | 9 你又少一个抢funding的 恭喜
【在 X*******G 的大作中提到】
: 戳中五毛烂逼中心，五毛小将一阵高潮。
| X*******G
发帖数: 14887 | 10 戳中五毛自甘五小将烂逼是极大乐趣。
【在 a******9 的大作中提到】
: 你又少一个抢funding的 恭喜
| t***h
发帖数: 5601 | 11 http://www.theguardian.com/law/2014/feb/28/chinese-dissident-se
Chinese dissident fails in effort to get murder case heard at European court
Duncan Campbell and Richard Norton-Taylor, Guardian News
Friday 28 February 2014 06.00 EST
A Chinese dissident convicted of murder after an Old Bailey trial held in
secret has lost his attempt to present his whole defence case to the
European court of human rights.
The decision comes as potentially significant new evidence has emerged - a
potential new witness - as a result of a Guardian report on the case last
month.
Wang Yam, the grandson of Chairman Mao's third in command, fled China and
was granted refugee status in Britain in 1992. In 2009 he was convicted of
the murder of Allan Chappelow, 86, a retired journalist found battered to
death in his home in Hampstead, north London.
The prosecution suggested that Yam had stolen bank details from Chappelow's
mailbox and had possibly been caught in the act by Chappelow, whom he had
then beaten to death. His defence case was held in camera on the grounds of
"national security" and the media were barred from reporting it or even
speculating on what it might be. He was convicted after a retrial and jailed
for life.
In an application to lift the gagging order so that his defence could be
presented in full, Yam claimed that he did not receive a fair trial because
of the secrecy. He argued that potential witnesses, who might support his
story, would not come forward.
In his written judgment published , Mr Justice Ouseley, the original trial
judge, declined to vary the gagging order.
The judgment states: "I acknowledge that a court should not stand in the way
of what an applicant wishes to place before Strasbourg, unless there is
very good reason to do so. I have no doubt that there are very good reasons
to do so in this case." He added that "the protected interests included
national security and the protection of the identity of a witness or other
person".
The judgment continues: "Wang Yam's name was in the public domain as were
the names of the gangsters whom he alleged were responsible for the theft of
the deceased's identity. It is impossible to imagine that the gangsters
Wang Yam claimed to have dealt with would have come forward, and it is pure
speculation that a third party would have come forward because of any
greater publicity."
Following publication of a Guardian report on the case last month, a
potential new witness has emerged. A former neighbour of the murdered man
told the Guardian: "I lived a few doors down from [Chappelow's house] back
in 2006. The following February, [when Yam was already in custody] I was in
our house and hear a rustling in our porch. I opened the door to find a man
with a knife going through our post. He pointed the knife at me and I shut
the door ... He said if I called the police he would kill them."
The neighbour called the police, who advised him to change his bank details.
"It is clear to me that there was a violent person or gang operating in the
street and the lack of police interest was very bizarre." The former
neighbour has now given a statement to Yam's lawyers.
Commenting on Thursday's decision, Yam's barrister, Kirsty Brimelow QC, said
ECHR. As the UK ratified the European convention, this approach is
disappointing."
Yam's solicitors, Janes, said they were considering what steps should now be
taken. The case is also being reviewed by the Criminal Cases Review
Commission, a spokesman confirmed on Thursday. | t***h
发帖数: 5601 | 12 “任”姓的拼音在大陆、香港、台湾各不相同, 分别为Ren、Yam、Jen.
例如:
任振泉 - Ren, Zhenquan
任达华 - Yam Tat-wah 或 Simon Yam
任贤齐 - Jen Hsian-Chih
【在 s***d 的大作中提到】
: 任弼时的孙子不是叫任洪
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