Beijing's Long Arm: China's Secret Police Stations in Europe

China has allegedly established dozens of police stations abroad, including many in Europe. Beijing has sought to play down the reports, but one dissident in Europe recounts how he has been constantly harassed by staff members of one such office.

Related Keywords

United States ,Dubai ,Dubayy ,United Arab Emirates ,Lisbon ,Lisboa ,Portugal ,Fujian ,China ,United Kingdom ,Hong Kong ,Qingtian ,Hunan ,Fuzhou ,Beijing ,Rotterdam ,Zuid Holland ,Netherlands ,Austria ,Dublin ,Ireland ,Canada ,London ,City Of ,Ukraine ,Germany ,India ,Thailand ,Lishui ,Zhejiang ,Belgium ,Italy ,Sweden ,Chongqing ,Spain ,Berlin ,Chinese ,Britain ,Federal Republic Of Germany ,German ,Dutch ,Irish ,Moritz Rudolf ,Wu Huan ,Peter Dahlin ,Peter Arno Broer ,Anna Szilagyi ,Wu Huan Foto ,Adam Dean ,Wang Jingyu ,Yale University ,Fuzhou Police ,Cnn ,Foreign Ministry ,Chinese Foreign Ministry ,National Security Law ,Chinese Embassy ,German Interior Ministry ,Police Stations ,Safeguard Defenders ,New York Times ,Fuzhou Police Overseas Service ,Case Must Be Examined ,Federal Republic ,Communist Party ,Wun Huan ,International ,World ,Human Rights In China ,European Union ,