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Communist China has opened several “overseas police service stations” throughout the world to “monitor its citizens” living outside of the country, including one station located in the United States and Canada.

“These operations eschew official bilateral police and judicial cooperation and violate the international rule of law, and may violate the territorial integrity in third countries involved in setting up a parallel policing mechanism using illegal methods,” human rights watchdog Safeguard Defenders stated in a blog post earlier this month.

“As these operations continue to develop, and new mechanisms are set up, it is evident that countries governed by the standards set by universal human rights and the rule of law urgently need to investigate these practices to identify the (local) actors at work, mitigate the risks and effectively protect the growing number of those targeted,” the report concludes.

The Chinese law enforcement stations are said to assist Chinese authorities in “carrying out policing operations on foreign soil,” with most of them being located across Europe in London, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest, Athens, Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt, reports say.

The eastern hemisphere is home to four Chinese police stations, with three locations in Toronto and one in New York City.

In total there are 54 communist Chinese police stations spanning across 34 different countries, which are used to “spread Chinese government propaganda and monitor the behavior and opinions of Chinese nationals.”
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The Chinese government maintains that the police stations “provide vital services to its citizens living abroad.” However, some reports have argued that the police stations have been used to “enhance China’s overseas law enforcement capabilities in possible violation of international law.”

So, how long before they start telling us what we can do or say?

BIRDMAN

Capt-jack wrote:

Communist China has opened several “overseas police service stations” throughout the world to “monitor its citizens” living outside of the country, including one station located in the United States and Canada.

“These operations eschew official bilateral police and judicial cooperation and violate the international rule of law, and may violate the territorial integrity in third countries involved in setting up a parallel policing mechanism using illegal methods,” human rights watchdog Safeguard Defenders stated in a blog post earlier this month.

“As these operations continue to develop, and new mechanisms are set up, it is evident that countries governed by the standards set by universal human rights and the rule of law urgently need to investigate these practices to identify the (local) actors at work, mitigate the risks and effectively protect the growing number of those targeted,” the report concludes.

The Chinese law enforcement stations are said to assist Chinese authorities in “carrying out policing operations on foreign soil,” with most of them being located across Europe in London, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest, Athens, Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt, reports say.

The eastern hemisphere is home to four Chinese police stations, with three locations in Toronto and one in New York City.

In total there are 54 communist Chinese police stations spanning across 34 different countries, which are used to “spread Chinese government propaganda and monitor the behavior and opinions of Chinese nationals.”
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The Chinese government maintains that the police stations “provide vital services to its citizens living abroad.” However, some reports have argued that the police stations have been used to “enhance China’s overseas law enforcement capabilities in possible violation of international law.”

So, how long before they start telling us what we can do or say?

Communist China has opened several “overseas polic... (show quote)

If the countries are stupid enough to let them do it they’re the ones that are smart

saltwind 78 Loc: Murrells Inlet, South Carolina

Capt-jack wrote:

Communist China has opened several “overseas police service stations” throughout the world to “monitor its citizens” living outside of the country, including one station located in the United States and Canada.

“These operations eschew official bilateral police and judicial cooperation and violate the international rule of law, and may violate the territorial integrity in third countries involved in setting up a parallel policing mechanism using illegal methods,” human rights watchdog Safeguard Defenders stated in a blog post earlier this month.

“As these operations continue to develop, and new mechanisms are set up, it is evident that countries governed by the standards set by universal human rights and the rule of law urgently need to investigate these practices to identify the (local) actors at work, mitigate the risks and effectively protect the growing number of those targeted,” the report concludes.

The Chinese law enforcement stations are said to assist Chinese authorities in “carrying out policing operations on foreign soil,” with most of them being located across Europe in London, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest, Athens, Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt, reports say.

The eastern hemisphere is home to four Chinese police stations, with three locations in Toronto and one in New York City.

In total there are 54 communist Chinese police stations spanning across 34 different countries, which are used to “spread Chinese government propaganda and monitor the behavior and opinions of Chinese nationals.”
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The Chinese government maintains that the police stations “provide vital services to its citizens living abroad.” However, some reports have argued that the police stations have been used to “enhance China’s overseas law enforcement capabilities in possible violation of international law.”

So, how long before they start telling us what we can do or say?

Communist China has opened several “overseas polic... (show quote)

Capt., Who says that communism is good? Nobody I know.

Bevvy

Capt-jack wrote:

Communist China has opened several “overseas police service stations” throughout the world to “monitor its citizens” living outside of the country, including one station located in the United States and Canada.

“These operations eschew official bilateral police and judicial cooperation and violate the international rule of law, and may violate the territorial integrity in third countries involved in setting up a parallel policing mechanism using illegal methods,” human rights watchdog Safeguard Defenders stated in a blog post earlier this month.

“As these operations continue to develop, and new mechanisms are set up, it is evident that countries governed by the standards set by universal human rights and the rule of law urgently need to investigate these practices to identify the (local) actors at work, mitigate the risks and effectively protect the growing number of those targeted,” the report concludes.

The Chinese law enforcement stations are said to assist Chinese authorities in “carrying out policing operations on foreign soil,” with most of them being located across Europe in London, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest, Athens, Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt, reports say.

The eastern hemisphere is home to four Chinese police stations, with three locations in Toronto and one in New York City.

In total there are 54 communist Chinese police stations spanning across 34 different countries, which are used to “spread Chinese government propaganda and monitor the behavior and opinions of Chinese nationals.”
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The Chinese government maintains that the police stations “provide vital services to its citizens living abroad.” However, some reports have argued that the police stations have been used to “enhance China’s overseas law enforcement capabilities in possible violation of international law.”

So, how long before they start telling us what we can do or say?

Communist China has opened several “overseas polic... (show quote)

“monitor its citizens” living outside of the country is not all it is monitoring

Wonttakeitanymore

saltwind 78 wrote:

Capt., Who says that communism is good? Nobody I know.

Same as socialism!

Noraa Loc: Kansas

Capt-jack wrote:

Communist China has opened several “overseas police service stations” throughout the world to “monitor its citizens” living outside of the country, including one station located in the United States and Canada.

“These operations eschew official bilateral police and judicial cooperation and violate the international rule of law, and may violate the territorial integrity in third countries involved in setting up a parallel policing mechanism using illegal methods,” human rights watchdog Safeguard Defenders stated in a blog post earlier this month.

“As these operations continue to develop, and new mechanisms are set up, it is evident that countries governed by the standards set by universal human rights and the rule of law urgently need to investigate these practices to identify the (local) actors at work, mitigate the risks and effectively protect the growing number of those targeted,” the report concludes.

The Chinese law enforcement stations are said to assist Chinese authorities in “carrying out policing operations on foreign soil,” with most of them being located across Europe in London, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest, Athens, Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt, reports say.

The eastern hemisphere is home to four Chinese police stations, with three locations in Toronto and one in New York City.

In total there are 54 communist Chinese police stations spanning across 34 different countries, which are used to “spread Chinese government propaganda and monitor the behavior and opinions of Chinese nationals.”
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The Chinese government maintains that the police stations “provide vital services to its citizens living abroad.” However, some reports have argued that the police stations have been used to “enhance China’s overseas law enforcement capabilities in possible violation of international law.”

So, how long before they start telling us what we can do or say?

Communist China has opened several “overseas polic... (show quote)

This is scarey but what about the land they are buying up here especially near our military bases. Biden crime family anyone?

BIRDMAN

Noraa wrote:

This is scarey but what about the land they are buying up here especially near our military bases. Biden crime family anyone?

Yes Bill Gates and the Chinese are buying up all our farmland

Noraa Loc: Kansas

Birdmam wrote:

Yes Bill Gates and the Chinese are buying up all our farmland

I didn't say ALL of our farmland! You obviously only see what you want to.

BIRDMAN

Noraa wrote:

I didn't say ALL of our farmland! You obviously only see what you want to.

Easy Francis I meant they’re buying up a lot of our farm Land

Capt-jack Loc: Home

saltwind 78 wrote:

Capt., Who says that communism is good? Nobody I know.

Well, I have to respond by saying, you don't know many folks.

bggamers Loc: georgia

Noraa wrote:

This is scarey but what about the land they are buying up here especially near our military bases. Biden crime family anyone?

This administration is as usual ignoring it like the border

maryla

Capt-jack wrote:

Communist China has opened several “overseas police service stations” throughout the world to “monitor its citizens” living outside of the country, including one station located in the United States and Canada.

“These operations eschew official bilateral police and judicial cooperation and violate the international rule of law, and may violate the territorial integrity in third countries involved in setting up a parallel policing mechanism using illegal methods,” human rights watchdog Safeguard Defenders stated in a blog post earlier this month.

“As these operations continue to develop, and new mechanisms are set up, it is evident that countries governed by the standards set by universal human rights and the rule of law urgently need to investigate these practices to identify the (local) actors at work, mitigate the risks and effectively protect the growing number of those targeted,” the report concludes.

The Chinese law enforcement stations are said to assist Chinese authorities in “carrying out policing operations on foreign soil,” with most of them being located across Europe in London, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest, Athens, Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt, reports say.

The eastern hemisphere is home to four Chinese police stations, with three locations in Toronto and one in New York City.

In total there are 54 communist Chinese police stations spanning across 34 different countries, which are used to “spread Chinese government propaganda and monitor the behavior and opinions of Chinese nationals.”
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The Chinese government maintains that the police stations “provide vital services to its citizens living abroad.” However, some reports have argued that the police stations have been used to “enhance China’s overseas law enforcement capabilities in possible violation of international law.”

So, how long before they start telling us what we can do or say?

Communist China has opened several “overseas polic... (show quote)

Good question!!

America 1 Loc: South Miami

Capt-jack wrote:

Communist China has opened several “overseas police service stations” throughout the world to “monitor its citizens” living outside of the country, including one station located in the United States and Canada.

“These operations eschew official bilateral police and judicial cooperation and violate the international rule of law, and may violate the territorial integrity in third countries involved in setting up a parallel policing mechanism using illegal methods,” human rights watchdog Safeguard Defenders stated in a blog post earlier this month.

“As these operations continue to develop, and new mechanisms are set up, it is evident that countries governed by the standards set by universal human rights and the rule of law urgently need to investigate these practices to identify the (local) actors at work, mitigate the risks and effectively protect the growing number of those targeted,” the report concludes.

The Chinese law enforcement stations are said to assist Chinese authorities in “carrying out policing operations on foreign soil,” with most of them being located across Europe in London, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest, Athens, Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt, reports say.

The eastern hemisphere is home to four Chinese police stations, with three locations in Toronto and one in New York City.

In total there are 54 communist Chinese police stations spanning across 34 different countries, which are used to “spread Chinese government propaganda and monitor the behavior and opinions of Chinese nationals.”
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The Chinese government maintains that the police stations “provide vital services to its citizens living abroad.” However, some reports have argued that the police stations have been used to “enhance China’s overseas law enforcement capabilities in possible violation of international law.”

So, how long before they start telling us what we can do or say?

Communist China has opened several “overseas polic... (show quote)

Communists, all workers support the ones in power.
Socialism, you work you pay for those that do not.
Capitalism pay with what you earn over the IRS and other taxes grab from your earnings.

Mikeyavelli

saltwind 78 wrote:

Capt., Who says that communism is good? Nobody I know.

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bggamers Loc: georgia

Birdmam wrote:

Easy Francis I meant they’re buying up a lot of our farm Land

much of it near our military bases