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Meng Hua Wang Fang Chun Kuo #11, Lane 11, Hsin Fu St. Taipei, Taiwan

Your Honor : We write you this letter regarding Sheng Wen Wang’s case, who is our son, and has been jailed in detention house by Australia custom authority upon arrival of Brisbane on Nov.14, 2016 waiting for a trial related to a violation of possessing improper material restricted by custom rules.

Sheng Wen Wang is a smart, diligent student of National Taipei University of Technology currently working toward his master degree and has only one more year to graduation. Due to our family’s financial situation,

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