Transnational Repression

Collection structure

• Surveillance of overseas Chinese communities
• Threats and intimidation directed at people abroad
• Pressure on family members remaining in China
• Monitoring of students and academic communities
• Harassment of journalists, activists, dissidents, and researchers
• Coercion directed at diaspora organizations
• Transnational policing or law-enforcement activity
• Overseas influence and proxy networks
• Pressure related to public demonstrations or political speech
• Targeting of Tibetans, Uyghurs, Hong Kong activists, Falun Gong practitioners, dissidents, and other overseas communities
• Related people, events, documents, testimonies, photographs, locations, organizations, and government records