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  1. The Kuomintang met with the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) during the Straits Forum, where the MAC criticized the CCP's strategy of 'fake integration and real pressure'.

CCP targets young Taiwanese for united front work, while oversight bodies find the Mainland Affairs Council failed to supervise exchanges.

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CCP targets young Taiwanese for united front work, while oversight bodies find the Mainland Affairs Council failed to supervise exchanges.

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  1. China's intolerance for criticism and Taiwan's council response to influence.1 source
  2. The Mainland Affairs Council is responding to China's political repression against critics in Taiwan.1 source
  3. MAC survey and Liang Wen-chieh detail CCP's undermining of peace and repression.1 source
  4. Council reports on CCP targeting of William Lai's family via transnational repression.1 source
  5. CCP targets pro-Taiwan groups while Hsu represents OCAC in Taiwan.1 source
  6. CCP uses united front tactics against youth; oversight bodies criticize MAC's failure.1 source

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