From July 1, Criticizing China Becomes a Crime
China has just passed the “Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law,” and its content is chillingly authoritarian:
It criminalizes any criticism of policies toward Uyghurs, Tibetans, and other ethnic minorities, as well as religious
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From July 1, Criticizing China Becomes a Crime
China has just passed the “Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law,” and its content is chillingly authoritarian:
It criminalizes any criticism of policies toward Uyghurs, Tibetans, and other ethnic minorities, as well as religious issues.
Worst of all is Article 63’s “extraterritorial application” it explicitly targets the speech and actions of foreigners outside China, including in Japan and other countries.
Support for Taiwan independence? A single critical post online? Or even commenting the food of Panda Express is a bit salty. Perhaps you don’t like the way your your Neighbour’s Chinese EV is parked.
If you ever set foot in China , even for a layover and the risk of detention skyrockets.
The Xi regime is attempting to silence ideas and speech worldwide using domestic law. This is extreme authoritarian overreach that should terrify everyone.
Will you still dare to visit China?
#GreatTranslationMovement #China #FreedomOfSpeech #Uyghurs #Tibet #Taiwan
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