#transnational-repression

#transnational-repression

A former NYPD sergeant was sentenced to 1.5 years for acting as an illegal agent of China, reflecting US efforts against transnational repression.

Quanzhong An was sentenced to 20 months for aiding China's 'Operation Fox Hunt' to pressure expatriates to return home.

The Chinese state used Jack Ma in an intimidation campaign against a businessman to press for his return amid a purge.

A former NYPD sergeant received 18 months in prison for aiding a Chinese campaign to pressure critics abroad.

Transnational repression has surged globally, with 25% of countries recorded engaging in actions against political exiles.

China, Russia, Turkey, and Egypt are the primary perpetrators of transnational repression, with numerous documented cases.

Political assassination perpetuates a climate of fear and repression in Cambodia, particularly against opponents of the ruling regime.

Maria Sarungi Tsehai's abduction in Nairobi underscores the risks activists face from oppressive regimes, even while in exile.

Indian diplomats face serious allegations involving criminal activities in Canada, including murder and intimidation against Sikhs.

Trudeau emphasized the violation of Canadian sovereignty, which further exacerbated India-Canada relations.

The shooting of Sikh leader Satinder Pal Singh Raju is viewed as a potential act of transnational repression linked to India's opposition to the Khalistan movement.