YES, he CAN (and WILL) be prosecuted. Look at the case of Ben-ami Kadish or Jonathan Pollard. You spy for a foreign power, whether they be friendly or not, you're eligible for prosecution, whether or not a memorandum of understanding exists between the two countries.
simply approach concerned embassy with evidence, he/she will be prosecuted
One can find information about the Chinese Embassy by visiting the website for the Chinese Embassy or visiting the Wikipedia page. Both of these include information such as the embassy's location.
The Embassy Suites website has all the contact information for each individual hotel. The Yellow Pages also have the same information, but only local Embassy Suites will be included.
Hallo, there is no information concerning the existence of the Slovenian embassy in Nigeria.
no it's not, as an embassy area is considered as a foreign territory..,,it is applicable to military bases too..
hallo, there is no information concerning Lesotho embassy in the UAE. try and contact the embassy located in a neighboring country or apply for visa online.
hallo, hard to get from your question what information is required. here is the link using which you can find the embassy contact information http://www.visahq.com/embassy_row.php
U.S. Marine detachment at the U.S. Embassy.
For cultural information on the United Kingdom contact the British embassy in your own country.
When searching for information about Embassy Suites in Anaheim you can take two routes. The first being to go to the official website which provides information on that specific location. The second would be to call the Embassy Suites in Anaheim at 1-800-741-5072.
Aside from the garrison at Guantanamo Bay, none. The US doesn't even have Embassy Security Forces in Cuba, as the US does not have an embassy there.
The Botswans embassy in the United States was established in 1966. Go to the Related Link for more information.