China's state security ministry issues lurid 'honey trap' warning — Radio Free Asia
Officials fear ‘casual invitations’ to ‘pornographic entertainment’ could land state employees in trouble overseas.
Source: rfa.org
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Officials fear ‘casual invitations’ to ‘pornographic entertainment’ could land state employees in trouble overseas.
Some comments reference the lack of democratic process in China, while some insist the island belongs to Beijing.