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China's new law introduces extraterritorial provisions raising legal risk concerns for Taiwan.
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China's new law introduces extraterritorial provisions raising legal risk concerns for Taiwan.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Chinese regulations target Taiwanese citizens abroad, prompting advisory discussions on risks posed by Chinese government actions.Sub-event
- The Democratic Progressive Party urges citizens to avoid travel to China due to rising detention reports linked to national security laws.Sub-event
- A court applied the extraterritorial provisions of China's Securities Law concerning a Hong Kong-listed company.Sub-event
China's new law includes extraterritorial provisions affecting Taiwan.1 source
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