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#1 Parent Caring - 2016-05-03
Re NYT article: "China Close to Passing Strict Law on Foreign Groups"

Why do the ones who pollute the most have to complain?

Caring wrote in a reply to Martin Hainan:
The law may affect some FTs and their educational institutions even if they don't run "clandestine operations". Israel/Russia that you bring in here are high up on the UN list of dictatorships. Perhaps WTO should examine its agreements with China and see how many promises have been broken so far.

Amused wrote to follow up:
The internet is already a cesspool of foul bogus discharge in the guise of information. Please provide us with the United Nations' official "list of dictatorships". Please offer us the name of one NGO in China that is authorized to offer Z visas to FTs.

#2 Parent amused - 2016-05-02
Re NYT article: "China Close to Passing Strict Law on Foreign Groups"

The law may affect some FTs and their educational institutions even if they don't run
"clandestine operations". Israel/Russia that you bring in here are high up on
the UN list of dictatorships. Perhaps WTO should examine its agreements with China and
see how many promises have been broken so far.

The internet is already a cesspool of foul bogus discharge in the guise of information.
Please provide us with the United Nations' official "list of dictatorships".
Please offer us the name of one NGO in China that is authorized to offer Z visas to FTs.

#3 Parent Caring - 2016-05-02
Re NYT article: "China Close to Passing Strict Law on Foreign Groups"

The law may affect some FTs and their educational institutions even if they don't run "clandestine operations". Israel/Russia that you bring in here are high up on the UN list of dictatorships. Perhaps WTO should examine its agreements with China and see how many promises have been broken so far.

FTs are not members of NGOs. The CIA routinely uses NGOs as cover for clandestine operations. Many countries, including Israel and Russia, severely restrict NGO activities within their borders.
#4 Parent Former FT in China - 2016-04-29
Re NYT article: "China Close to Passing Strict Law on Foreign Groups"

FTs are not members of NGOs. The CIA routinely uses NGOs as cover for clandestine operations.
Many countries, including Israel and Russia, severely restrict NGO activities within
their borders.

What about ELIC in China?

#5 Parent Martin hainan - 2016-04-29
Re NYT article: "China Close to Passing Strict Law on Foreign Groups"

FTs are not members of NGOs. The CIA routinely uses NGOs as cover for clandestine operations. Many countries, including Israel and Russia, severely restrict NGO activities within their borders.

#6 Parent caring - 2016-04-29
Re NYT article: "China Close to Passing Strict Law on Foreign Groups"

This is a bomshell and the reason for all developed nations to stop dealing with China in all sectors.

the law “requires that foreign nongovernmental organizations register with the Ministry of Public Security and allow the police to scrutinize all aspects of their operations
Even though many of esl teachers may not be affected, the new law ought to be an indicator of where the nation's leadership is heading and how some of their fellow FTs may have to cope with possible police inspections.
Curious - 2016-04-25
NYT article: "China Close to Passing Strict Law on Foreign Groups"

China is moving closer this week to a new law that would strictly control thousands of foreign nongovernmental organizations in the country, state-run news agencies reported on Monday.

Starting with the first draft, the most onerous proposed restriction has been a requirement that each foreign nongovernmental organization must register with the police, or Ministry of Public Security, and must find an official partner group in China willing to take responsibility for all the actions of the nongovernmental organization.

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