Chinese Foreign Ministry weighs in on the arrest of PRC bus drivers, calls for "discreet and proper handling" of case

People's Daily Online 1 Dec 2012
China on Friday called on Singapore to properly deal with the case of Chinese bus drivers arrested following a strike.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei made the remarks at a daily news briefing when asked to comment on the arrest of four Chinese bus drivers employed by Singapore's public transport company on suspicion of instigating an "illegal strike."
China calls on the Singaporean side to take Chinese workers' specific conditions and legitimate appeals into full consideration, discreetly and properly handle the case, and substantially protect the lawful rights of the arrested Chinese workers, Hong said.
The spokesman said the Chinese Foreign Ministry and Chinese Embassy in Singapore have paid great attention to the case and maintained close contact with the Foreign Ministry, the Ministry of Manpower and the police authorities of Singapore. Full story

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