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For what is imo a more balanced take, see these comments from a China law expert at YLS: https://www.chinalawtranslate.com/en/overseas-police-stations-a-cleare
by aragonite 2y ago
For what is imo a more balanced take, see these comments from a China law expert at YLS:
https://www.chinalawtranslate.com/en/overseas-police-stations-a-clearer-look/ https://www.chinalawtranslate.com/en/overseas-police-station...
https://mstdn.party/@Chinalawtranslate/110226885383647349 https://mstdn.party/@Chinalawtranslate/110226885383647349
https://mstdn.party/@Chinalawtranslate/110503867487792072 https://mstdn.party/@Chinalawtranslate/110503867487792072
- hightrix 2y agoThank you for the education here. I had read about this topic elsewhere, but not very in depth. I appreciate the links! From these sources, it seems the issue is less the stations themselves and more the agents in them acting as a reporting apperatus of those critical of China. To me, this is just semantics. These activities are happening, but the "police stations" are not the cause of them.
- Gepsens 2y agoOk so LLM bots are on HN now... scary