Six more Chinese police stations are operating in the United States—spanning from California to New York and in between—but the facilities extend beyond American borders, too. Spain-based human rights watchdog Safeguard Defenders noted there are over 100 of these Chinese overseas stations operating in 53 countries. Human rights groups and U.S. officials are raising concerns that they are used to harass and intimate Chinese dissidents. Meanwhile, China maintains they simply help Chinese nationals with their documents and driver’s licenses.
Topics in this episode: New Article from Falun Gong Founder Li Hongzhi
Six More Chinese Police Stations on U.S. Soil: Report
Chinese Regime Targeting Falun Gong in U.S.: Browde
Canadian Police Investigating Chinese Police Outposts
Exiled Chinese Man Recounts Blank Paper Protests
U.S. Targeting Chinese Shopping Apps Temu, Shein
Borrell: EU Needs to Work with ‘Superpower’ China
China, Russia Vow to Boost Strategic Cooperation
Preparing for War? China Revises Conscript Policy
Fire in Beijing Hospital Kills 29+ Information Under Censorship
Why Taiwan Is a Thorn in China’s Eye: Gorrie  …