Steven Aftergood writes on fas.org: The Chinese Communist Party employs a growing network of student informants who monitor political expression on university campuses and denounce professors and students for politically...
Fresh details surfaced about how a local Domestic Security Department (DSD) of Public Security built its informants network on the ground. CDT online investigation has obtained the following document, published on the news site...
The Guardian reports on the recent interview with a police chief about the use of informants: The director of an inner Mongolian public security bureau said officers had recruited 12,093 of his county’s 400,000 inhabitants...
The Telegraph follows up on the Xinhua interview with a local police chief about the use of informants in police work: Experts said the number of spies in China’s major cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai, and in more...
A recent translation by CDT of an internal document by a local officer of the Domestic Security Department (DSD) revealed some of the working methods and mechanisms of China’s secret police work at the ground level. That...
A new website under the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection for reporting corrupt official activities, www.12388.gov.cn, has just opened. From China News Service [CN], translated by CDT: Following the opening of last...
The AP follows up on the saga of Li Yuzhou, who informed on four young activists known as the New Youth Study Group, resulting in their lengthy prison terms. Li is now in Thailand, facing deportation back to China: Li’s...
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