3/5/2025 – In late February 2025, Thailand deported several dozen Uyghur men to China, despite warnings from the United Nations about the potential human rights abuses they faced upon return. Though Thailand claimed that these men returned voluntarily, the Guardian spoke with the family of a man thought to have been deported who said it was "impossible" that these detainees would want to be sent back to China. China has been accused of committing various human rights abuses against Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities living in the Xinjiang region.  

Thailand Condemned for 'Shameful' Mass Deportation of Uyghur Refugees in China

3/17/2022 – ​A 2022 investigation by ProPublica discusses several high-profile cases related to transnational repression of Chinese dissidents living in the United States. Specifically, the piece details the charges brought against Shujun Wang, a dissent leader who is accused of spying on fellow activists in the United States for the past 17 years. ProPublica places this case, along with others involving a congressional candidate on Long Island and a sculptor in Southern California, within a broader trend of Chinese spies recruiting and equipping U.S. operatives for the purpose of targeting Chinese Americans. 

​DOJ Charges Defendants with Harassing and Spying on Chinese Americans for Beijing