China has set up dozens of unofficial police stations around the world. According to Safeguard Defenders, "persuasion to return" is an important technique of the Chinese regime's "involuntary returns" activities, which include "Operation Fox Hunt" and the broader "Sky Net" campaign.
According to a report released in September by the human rights NGO Safeguard Defenders, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has created scores of unofficial police stations throughout the globe, including at least three in Toronto, Canada.
According to the report, China has already been participating in "long-arm policing" around the globe through what has been nicknamed the "110 overseas police stations," named after China's police emergency number, 110.
The Fuzhou Public Security Bureau in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, and the Qingtian County police in Zhejiang Province are two local-level police agencies in China that have control over 54 Chinese abroad police stations spread over 30 nat...
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