Sweden on wrong side of justice by politicizing a criminal case

Should Qiao Jianjun, third on the list of China's red notice of 100 most wanted and also a fugitive wanted by the Interpol, be brought to justice in China where he is suspected of having embezzled more than 200 million yuan ($30.38 million)? Yes, of course.

However, the Supreme Court in Sweden made a decision to release him in late June although he was arrested again just a few days later at the request of the United States.

On the part of the Swedish court, there was no question about the evidence against Qiao. Its concern was that Qiao may not receive fair treatment in China.