Chinese Police Stations in Europe and America

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China has illegally opened at least two “police stations” in the Netherlands since 2018 in an attempt to pressure Chinese dissidents, RTL Nieuws and Follow the Money revealed Tuesday.
The so-called overseas service stations offer diplomatic services to Chinese Dutch citizens, such as renewing their driving licenses - but they also attempt to silence Chinese dissidents in Europe, the media outlets reported, citing a Chinese victim named Wang Jingyu.
Wang told Dutch journalists his story, saying that he fled to the Netherlands after he was followed by police in China for criticizing the regime on social media. But when he arrived, the Chinese police station in Rotterdam asked him “to go back to China to solve my problems,” adding that he should also consider his family.
“These agencies are illegal,” a spokesman from the Dutch foreign ministry said, adding that the government is going to investigate and take “appropriate actions.”
While the Chinese embassy told reporters that they are not aware of the existence of the stations in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the Dutch media outlets point to Chinese reports according to which a senior embassy official was present at a meeting where the establishment of the Amsterdam outpost was discussed.
The revelations come after a Spanish human rights organization - Safeguard Defenders - released a report in September on Chinese police stations abroad.
According to the report, Chinese authorities have “established a series of overseas police ‘service stations’ across five continents, but mainly in Europe. These provide administrative services, but have also been active in ‘covert and illegal policing,'” the organization stated.
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[@IDontWantAHandleKThanks]

The only question I can think of is: would China allow your country to set up Police stations in their towns/cities? We all know the answer :)
Good video!

[@Trivela_yt]

Of course not! ...

[@Culturiosity]

Hypocrites…

[@rage8kage]

Lol the cia have branches everywhere

[@bolsa3136]

We cant allow to have our base industrial production in China. This has to change...

[@Culturiosity]

Europe only realised they were too dependant on china’s production when during covid they needed the ventilators… and still nothing changed since then…

[@roupa131]

Close their embassies now.

[@Culturiosity]

They keep doing these things… I just hope this doesn’t escalate…

[@buteos8632]

Escalate?? We are quiet like puppies and now the puppies are afraid of CHEGA! Please don't be puppies!!!

[@franciscograciosa4895]

Acording to the latest news the Portuguese prossecuters are already investigating these police stations

[@Culturiosity]

Finally, it’s crazy how this can happen without them knowing in the first place…

[@ThrE3-GeS]

Yes but we live in a democracy, we can’t arrest people just out of suspicion. proofs need to be found that they are guilty of breaking the law, that’s why it needs to be investigated first.
But i have the same mind like you guys, they have nothing to do in our country. foreign armed forces in Portugal, we can’t allow that.
There is the same case with the U.S but at least we have an agreement with them. but if you ask me, they can go as well.

[@franciscograciosa4895]

@@ThrE3-GeS They were n't arrested. The Public Ministry just started an investigation to determine the validity of the allegations.

[@franciscograciosa4895]

@@Culturiosity Our public services aren't competent so this doesn't surprise me.

[@ThrE3-GeS]

@@franciscograciosa4895 you clearlly missed my point buddy. I said we can’t arrest people right away because we live in a democracy, that’s why it had to be investigated first.
Read my comment carefully ma boy.

[@aedx4329]

> shows map in which CCP has a foothold on the most influential cities Europe
> no foothold in Brussels.
i wonder why though since i see quite a bit of Chinese tourists in Brussels each time i visited.
Also its not really that shocking to me that Serbs would sell themselves out like that.

[@PajaRonZle]

You mean the corrupt government sold its people. Our voice in the matter was irrelevant

[@aedx4329]

@@PajaRonZle yeah you're right, should've worded it better.

[@Culturiosity]

Maybe the Brussels one is still yet to find 🤷‍♂️

[@RodrigoMartins-sx6vu]

the west is sleeping... Great video tho