Overseas Critics Brave Chinese Intimidation Tactics, Defying Silence
Chinese Government’s Attempts to Suppress Information Led to a Global Outcry
According to NBC News, people who criticize the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from outside China are facing more problems recently. Even those living abroad are being targeted by Chinese authorities. The Chinese government does things to make people scared to criticize them. They use threats, harassment and online spying. Some people stop talking because they are scared but others still speak up. Like, there’s a scientist in the U.S. who said Chinese police asked her family questions because she said things against the government online. She told everyone her story to show she’s not scared of their ways to make her quiet.
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China Denies Allegations as Overseas Dissidents Brave Intimidation and Isolation
These actions have raised concerns globally with discussions happening at the United Nations. The Chinese Embassy says the claims are not true and denies them. Critics say how bad things get depends on the country where the critics live and how it deals with China. People who go against the Chinese government even if they live in another country face a difficult situation. Some still talk even though it’s risky while others feel alone and scared. In places like the United Kingdom dissidents find strength in going public with their criticisms breaking free from the fear that held them back.
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