Sweden Demands China to Free Jailed Bookseller Gui Minhai
Sweden's foreign minister urged Beijing to release Chinese-Swedish bookseller Gui Minhai during a trip to China.
Gui Minhai was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2020 on espionage charges. He is one of five Hong Kong-based booksellers known for publishing titles about China's political leaders.
- Gui has been at the center of diplomatic tensions between Stockholm and Beijing for a decade.
- China accuses Gui of illegally providing intelligence abroad.
China sentenced Gui to 10 years in prison on espionage charges.
Author's summary: Sweden demands China free Gui Minhai.
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