Canada Said to Have Mapped Out Secret Chinese Police Operations
Canada mapped Chinese police operations within its borders, addressing concerns with G-7 allies. Allegations mention Beijing's unofficial "police stations" surveilling Chinese diaspora in Western democracies, prompting shared concerns among Canada, US, Italy, Germany, and UK.
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Canada has reportedly conducted a detailed mapping of covert Chinese police operations within its borders, aiming to address the issue with Group of Seven allies. Allegations suggest that Beijing has established unofficial "police stations" in Western democracies to surveil and intimidate members of the Chinese diaspora, a concern shared by Canada, the US, Italy, Germany, and the UK. The Canadian government is expected to raise this matter with the G-7 in the coming weeks. This development underscores a broader international challenge posed by Chinese activities targeting diaspora communities in various countries.
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