- China is reportedly using a similar political playbook against activists in Hong Kong and targeting officials and academics in Taiwan.
- The CCP is using laws to enforce ideological goals and impose laws affecting territory status in Hong Kong.
The CCP expanded its espionage network from Beijing and used repression against activists in the context of its influence over Hong Kong.
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Jul 8
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The CCP expanded its espionage network from Beijing and used repression against activists in the context of its influence over Hong Kong.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A spying scheme involving the Chinese Communist Party threatens national security.Sub-event
CCP expands espionage network from Beijing and uses repression against activists.1 source
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The CCP is using laws to enforce ideological goals and impose laws affecting territory status in Hong Kong.Also in this story
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- Hong Kong lawmakers are currently studying a complaint hotline model originating from Beijing.
- Investors in Hong Kong are seeking diversification from market controls amidst ongoing political and economic pressures from Beijing.
The entities involved
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Chinese Communist Party
founding and ruling party of the People's Republic of China
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Beijing
capital city of China
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Hong Kong
city and special administrative region of China
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