Chinalawtranslate.com is a crowdsourced, crowdfunded translation project making Chinese law accessible to English speakers.
It is run by Jeremy Daum, a Senior Research Fellow at the Yale Law School Paul Tsai Center specializing in criminal Procedure.
In communist China, government trolls get paid 50 cents to post...
In Musk's Twitter, the troll pays him!
Look at the language quoted in the press release:
“The PRC, through its repressive security apparatus, established a secret physical presence in New York City to monitor and intimidate dissidents and those critical of its government,”
"Such a police station has no place here in New York City – or any American community.”
“This prosecution reveals the Chinese government’s flagrant violation of our nation’s sovereignty by establishing a secret police station in the middle of New York City,”
This picture is worth more than a thousand words. Can't wait to see the full complaint and other images.
"An image from the U.S. complaint shows a member of what is known as the ’912 Special Project Working Group.’ "
https://www.wsj.com/articles/china-security-unit-targeted-u-s-with-fake-social-media-scheme-prosecutors-allege-527b6528?mod=e2tw
Back in 2013, we translated an article estimating that in Hebei Province alone, there were 100,000 people living in chains or shackles.
https://chinalawtranslate.com/en/cage-people/
The figure was later confirmed in the state-run Global Times
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/928917.shtml
