Mongolian civic groups demand immediate release of official detained in UK

Mongolian civic groups held protest demonstration outside British Embassy in Ulanbator yesterday afternoon, demanding immediate release of Khurts Bat, Mongolian official detained in UK since September 2010. Bat-Yalalt, head of “Fair Court of Citizens” a civic group handed the demand to British embassy . Bat-Yalalt said “ we demand that Britain stop looking down on Mongolia and immediate release of Khurts.”

Protestors held posters which “ No to London Stock Exchange” , “Rio Tinto get out of Mongolia” and shouted “release Khurts, Mongolian citizen”.

Mongolian staff of the British embassy came out and received the demand. The protestors demanded official answer from the embassy by next week. About 250 protestors took part in the demonstration.

Khurts Bat, secretary of Mongolian National Security Council is detained in UK since September, 2010. He was arrested by British police on European Arrest Warrant issued by German authorities. Khurts, former counterintelligence officer of Mongolian Central Intelligence Agency and secretary of Mongolian National Security Council, top state organ, is wanted for the kidnap and false imprisonment of a Mongolian national suspected of murdering a government official. Khurts was allegedly involved in the 2003 kidnap of Enkhbat Damiran, who was taken from France to Berlin, drugged and flown to the Mongolian capital, Ulan Bator in 2004.

London Stock Exchange signed contract with Mongolian Government on management and upgrading of Mongolian stock exchange in Jan, 2011. Rio Tinto is largest UK investor in Mongolia and owns large copper and gold deposit in South Gobi region of Mongolia.

By Staff reporter of Mongolianviews.com




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  1. Khurts is a Mongolian thug. The British Government is correct in extraditing this man to Germany to face the German judicial system which I am certain will find him guilty of his crimes and put him behind bars where he belongs. Is the alternative to return him to Mongolia where he will run further amok and cause even more trouble? From the ridiculous comments and slogans written on posters displayed outside the British Embassy, they further support opinions that the Mongols are rich in mineral resources but poor with the grey matter in their oversized heads !!

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  2. The British has to release Mr.Kurts immediately . This is the oppressive and impossible act.

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  3. Yag sullaj haragdaach. Naad durakaa ooriig ni sain zodoj, taria tarj, zovoo. Yag gemgui huniig zovooj baisan shig ni.

    Jiriin huniig zovooh durtai humuust surgamj bolog.

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