A California-based consulting firm and its two researchers were sanctioned by the Chinese government over their work related to human rights issues in northwestern China’s Xinjiang region. In accordance with its Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, China will freeze the mainland...
A California-based consulting firm and its two researchers were sanctioned by the Chinese government over their work related to human rights issues in northwestern China’s Xinjiang region. In accordance with its Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, China will freeze the mainland property of Kharon as it has long collected Xinjiang-related sensitive information and provided so-called evidence for […]
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