Chapter I - Someone Named Guler Dilaver

Extradition: The Search for Huseyin Celil

17 years ago, Chinese authorities imprisoned a Canadian Uyghur refugee named Huseyin Celil on false charges of terrorism and murder. No one has heard from him since 2017. How can a Canadian disappear in China without recourse? Host Yusuf Zine finds a clue on Huseyin's last known location and asks how the Canadian government can be shut out of a citizen's trial abroad and why this consular case lost public attention.

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Chương

1. Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Background on Huseyin Celil (00:04:02)

3. False Charges and Imprisonment (00:08:05)

4. Canada's Role and Response (00:12:08)

5. Last Known Location (00:16:11)

6. Consular Access Issues (00:20:13)

7. Family's Perspective (00:24:16)

8. Human Rights Implications (00:28:19)

9. International Reactions (00:32:21)

10. Conclusion and Next Steps (00:36:24)