A court in Australia has allowed for subpoenas to be served to the highest-ranking member of the Chinese Communist Party in Queensland after hearing on Nov. 22 that a local student fears for his safety.
A magistrate at the Brisbane Magistrates Court ordered China’s Consul-General Dr. Xu Jie to produce evidence related to events surrounding a pro-Hong Kong democracy protest at the University of Queensland (UQ) on July 24 that turned violent.
