Wuxi immigration lawyer

Too many movies are adapted from real events, and personally, reality is more terrible than movies. Why Go Home is a drama produced by Lebanon, France and the United States, directed by Lebanese director Nadine Labaki and co-starring Zan Al-Lafia and Giordano Shifero. The film tells the tragic life of Zain, a Lebanese boy aged 12. He sued his parents because they gave birth to him but didn't raise him well.

In a court in a small town in Lebanon, Zain, a boy of 12 years old, was sentenced to prison for stabbing people with a knife. However, with the support of lawyers, Zain sued his parents because they could not provide him with protection and safety. Zain's parents are poor and can't afford to raise their children, which means Zain can't get an ID card, so Zain is a black household who is not qualified for a passport, can't go to school, and even can't get help in the hospital in an emergency.

Zain is the eldest son of this family. In order to support himself and his brothers and sisters, he was forced to deliver goods to the local grocery store. The grocer's boss has an evil interest in Zane's sister. When Zane's parents sold his sister to a grocer, Zane was very sad and ran to a seaside town. There, Zain met Rakhil, an Ethiopian immigrant. She is a kind person and her life is a little better than Zain's. Rachiele concealed that she had a one-year-old son Jonas. In order to avoid the supervision of employers and government departments, she always puts her children in the shopping cart at work. She lives in a shed made of plastic and gravel.

Eager to survive. Prototype story: 20 15 Lu Yong, 47, is the owner of a knitwear export enterprise in Wuxi, Jiangsu. In 2002, Lu Yong was diagnosed with CML, and doctors advised him to take the expensive anticancer drug "Gleevec" produced by Novartis.

In June, 2004, Lu Yong stumbled upon an Indian-made imitation of "Gleevec" anticancer drug, which has almost the same efficacy, but only costs 4,000 yuan for a box. Subsequently, many patients asked them to help buy this medicine, and the number reached thousands. In 2006, Lu Yong, as a volunteer of China Red Cross Foundation, visited this pharmaceutical company in India to confirm whether the company really exists and whether these drugs are "real drugs" in India.

On September 20 14, the "group purchase price" dropped to about 200 yuan per box. In order to facilitate remittance to India, Lu Yong bought three credit cards from the Internet, gave one of them to an Indian company as a collection account, and discarded the other two because they could not be activated. 20 13 In late August, Lu Yong, who had already bought a credit card, was arrested by Yuanjiang Public Security Bureau of Hunan Province when investigating a gang selling bank cards online.

On March 9, 20 14, Lu Yong was released on bail pending trial. On July 2, 20654381,Yuanjiang City Procuratorate prosecuted Lu Yong for the crime of obstructing credit card management and selling counterfeit drugs. More than 300 leukemia patients in Lu Yong signed a letter asking the judicial organs to exempt them from criminal punishment. On February 27th, 20 15, the procuratorate of Yuanjiang City, Hunan Province made a final decision on the cases of Lu Yong's "crime of obstructing credit card management" and "crime of selling counterfeit drugs", and decided not to prosecute.