China’s win-win at the UN Human Rights Council: Just not for human rights
Countries that care about human rights should oppose China’s tabled resolution when the Council resumes in mid-June.
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Countries that care about human rights should oppose China’s tabled resolution when the Council resumes in mid-June.
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A contribution to the latest ChinaFile Conversation.
Policy brief presented at the conference “Beyond Huawei: Europe’s adoption of PRC technology and its implications”, organised by Sinopsis.
Translation of a PRC embassy letter, endorsed by the Czech president’s office, threatening consequences if the chairman of the Senate visited Taiwan.
Policy brief presented at the conference “Beyond Huawei: Europe’s adoption of PRC technology and its implications”, organised by Sinopsis.
Taiwan serves as a “testing ground” for CCP interference tactics. Many of the tools and methods that prove effective could eventually be used in other societies.
Interview with Didi Kirsten Tatlow on Hong Kong, the CCP and her work on PRC student organisations in Germany.
Interview with Alex Joske on his research on alleged intelligence activities, defence universities and the CCP’s global influence operations.
Presentations by Didi Kirsten Tatlow, Paul Charon, Łukasz Sarek, Frank Jüris, Ondřej Klimeš and Filip Jirouš at a Sinopsis conference on PRC tech companies in Europe.
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