China Expands Exit Controls, Tracks Citizens’ Overseas Activities
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‘Easy to Enter, Hard to Leave’: China’s New Exit Rules Fuel Anxiety Among Travelers
Chinese nationals working overseas say police are now demanding employment records, workplace photos, addresses, and other personal information during visits home, fueling concerns as Beijing prepares to implement revised entry-exit regulations
There have been numerous testimonies that the Chinese Communist Party's public security bureau used big data to identify long-term overseas residents and demanded the submission of employment certificates, passports, chat histories, and location information. Concerns have been raised by Chinese people living abroad.
Recently, several overseas Chinese have revealed that the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) police use "big data" to target long-term overseas residents and demand proof of their "legal life" abroad. Netizens have widely condemned the CCP as a "control freak." On August 23, an Australian netizen posted that the local police station harassed his family and then contacted him through the village committee, demanding proof of his studies abroad, emp…
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