Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig speaks out for the first time about his “brutally hard” detention in China. In a recent video interview, Kovrig describes the isolation and uncertainty he has faced since being detained in December 2018. He reflects on the feeling of being “totally alone” as he navigates the Chinese legal system.
Kovrig’s girlfriend was with him on the night of his arrest, a night that changed their lives forever. Since then, Kovrig has been held in solitary confinement, with limited contact with the outside world. He expresses the psychological toll of his detention, as he grapples with the fear of what lies ahead.
The Canadian government has been advocating for Kovrig’s release, denouncing his detention as arbitrary and unjust. Canadian officials have raised concerns about his well-being and have called for transparency in his case. Despite these efforts, Kovrig remains in detention, facing an uncertain future.
In the interview, Kovrig speaks candidly about the challenges he has faced during his time in detention. He reveals the impact of being cut off from his loved ones and the outside world. Kovrig’s resilience and determination shine through as he shares his experience, highlighting the strength and courage it takes to endure such hardship.
As Kovrig continues to fight for his freedom, his story serves as a reminder of the human cost of political tensions and international relations. His courage in sharing his story sheds light on the plight of those who are unjustly detained and serves as a call to action for justice and accountability.
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Video “”You’re totally alone”: Canadian Michael Kovrig on his “brutally hard” detention in China | FULL” was uploaded on 09/23/2024 to Youtube Channel Global News