Siti Aslinda Binte Junaidi Singaporean citizen, Siti Aslinda Binte Junaidi, a single mother struggling to support her young daughter, was arrested for drug traf cking. During the trial, Aslinda informed the court that she had met a Nigerian man online who ha offered her generous Guards lead a woman to her execution for drug traf cking (Cornell commissions to transport Center on the Death Penalty and Harm Reduction International, 2021) goods from China to Cambodia and that she had Robert Lloyd Schellenberg not known that the innocent looking goods contained drugs. The judge rejected her Canadian citizen, defence, claiming that she should have been Robert Lloyd aware of the contents. Aslinda has very Schellenberg was limited means of communicating with her arrested in 2014, family in Singapore, who are attempting to accused of drug save her through diplomatic channels, traf cking. He was although Singapore initially sentenced to itself has a high rate a 15-year prison of executions for term, but after Meng Wenzhou, CFO of the drug offences. Chinese tech rm, Huawei was extradited to the US from Canada, Robert was resentenced in a one-day retrial and sentenced to death. This has broadly been seen as a retaliation for Ms Wenzhou’s arrest. Acknowledgements With special thanks to the following organisations and individuals who lent their considerable assistance and expertise towards this research in China: Harm Reduction International, Amnesty International, Eleos Justice, Pramod Acharya, Rhea Singh, among others. Death Penalty Research Unit, University of Oxford For more research see: fi fi fi fi foreign-nationals.uwazi.io or tinyurl.com/mappingdeathrow