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In April, a U.S. court sentenced a former Harvard University professor to serve time in prison and ordered a total fine of $83,600 for lying to federal authorities about his affiliation with China and the Wuhan University of Technology.
Legal shortcomings and what constitutes ‘national security’ are prompting lawmakers to redefine the scope.
Introduction The People’s Republic of China (PRC) exercises influence over South Korea in multiple ways. Chinese influence operations against Seoul have been characterized as not subtle and even blatant compared to the more covert and subversive methods employed in other countries (China Brief, December 19, 2014). Indeed, the more overt and aggressive ways in which Beijing exercises influence were on …
China's disrespect for international principles, norms and institutions is once again revealed by a non-government group called Safeguard Defenders. Its recent reports in September and December disclosed Chinese police engaging in so-called “overseas police service centers” in more than 50 countries with more than 120 stations. The report alleged a station is in operation right in the heart of Seoul.
The operator of a restaurant accused of serving as a clandestine Chinese police station has denied allegations that the organizations run from his establishment forced Chinese nationals to join protests against the deployment of a U.S. anti-missile system in South Korea, and helped repatriate Chinese dissidents.