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The Chinese Communist Party is attempting to export its authoritarian model of control across the globe.
Chinese companies are using frivolous lawsuits, such as for defamation or libel, to intimidate American researchers, business owners, and academics into silence.
Every company in China is subject to control by the Chinese Communist Party and must comply with its national security laws, effectively doing the party's bidding when asked.
In June 2024, Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI) sent a cease and desist letter to researcher Anna Puglisi, threatening legal action if she did not retract her research about the company.
Chinese carmaker BYD sued Scott Paul, head of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, after he made statements that BYD was controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
A proxy for the Chinese Communist Party successfully sued Stanford University in a Beijing court to reclaim the diaries of Li Rui, Mao Zedong's former personal secretary.
The Chinese Communist Party is now attempting to enforce a Beijing court's judgment against Stanford University in California.
The Chinese Communist Party imposes exit bans on executives of American companies that lose lawsuits in China, preventing them from leaving the country until the judgment is paid.
China is engaged in a campaign of genocide against Muslim Uyghurs in the Xinjiang region.
Chinese semiconductor manufacturer YMTC has filed a lawsuit against Dr. Roslyn Leighton, a scholar at the National Security Institute.
The U.S. Department of Defense has officially designated YMTC as a Chinese military company.
China has sanctioned former Select Committee Chairman Mike Gallagher, as well as other members of Congress, senators, and American officials.