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Former Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Gone, fleeing to Lebanon in the Middle East, has been detained in criminal proceedings in Japan, the UN Human Rights Board Working Group says it is “arbitrary detention” . We have published a written opinion.
The UN Human Rights Board’s group of experts, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, has published a statement on its website dated 20 this month about former President Gone.
In it, he noted that former President Gone was arrested four times in Japan and the detention was repeatedly extended, “I intended to avoid the detention period so that Mr. Gone could continue to be detained.”
“Pretrial detention is exceptional and must be carried out in the shortest possible time. Repeated detention is unfounded under international law and constitutes an abuse of illegal judicial procedures.” It concludes that the arrest of former President Gone is “arbitrary detention”.
The Task Force is calling on the Japanese government to take immediate action and carry out independent investigations, but the written opinion is not legally binding.
Law Minister Uekawa “Clear misunderstanding of the facts”
He added: “We have just filed an objection as a government and will continue to provide information to the extent possible and correct misunderstandings.”
Ministry of Foreign Affairs “Does not apply to ‘arbitrary detention'”
Then, on the 20th of this month, he presented an objection to the UN Working Group.
Mr. Komei Yamaguchi “The government has explained everything”
At a press conference, Yamaguchi, the representative of the Komei Party, said: “I really cannot understand that it is ‘arbitrary’ from Gone’s point of view, and the government will do everything in its power to achieve understanding of the international community. I’d like to ask him. Without the court’s permission, he can’t be detained, and in Gone’s case, the decision was made that there was no danger of destroying evidence or fleeing.
