Chinese-American engineer Hu Zhicheng, arrested during a 2008 visit to China on charges of stealing state secrets, is prohibited from leaving the country even though authorities have dropped all charges. His daughter is working to bring him home.
March 15, 2013 at 07:40 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
She was just 16, a shy girl whose life revolved around school and homework, when the phone call came that would change her life.
It was Thanksgiving weekend, and Victoria Hu couldn’t wait for her father to return from a business trip to China. She missed their family dinners and even their occasional golf games, although she never cared much for the sport. Soccer was her game. Still, like her brother, she enjoyed the time those outings provided with their workaholic father.
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