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David Paulk

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Multiplatform editor @WashingtonPost. Avid Premier League watcher; recovering #China watcher. Views my own.
Washington, DC Joined March 2009
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A @propublica investigation has found that thousands of Chinese immigrant laborers suffer abuse and exploitation in a U.S. marijuana underworld dominated by Chinese mafias, some with suspected ties to the Chinese government. propublica.org/article/mariju…
www.propublica.org Jiaai Zeng Died Weeks After Starting Work at an Oklahoma Marijuana Farm. His Family Wants Answers. Thousands of Chinese immigrant laborers suffer abuse and exploitation in a U.S. marijuana underworld dominated by Chinese mafias. A human rights advocate says: “They have not escaped the darkness of...
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China’s Communist Party warns members not to criticize policy ahead of major policy meeting

“Any attempt to unreasonably and dishonestly control the storyline will only further erode Beijing’s credibility,” says @jmzbeijing. scmp.com/news/china/pol…
www.scmp.com China warns party members not to criticise policy ahead of major policy meeting Warning ahead of third plenum is likely to tighten message discipline but analysts warn it may further damage international confidence.
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The prosecution had asked that Mr. Trickett be kept in custody for his own welfare, as he had attempted to take his own life after being charged with spying for China ... but that request was refused, and he was granted bail. bbc.com/news/articles/…
www.bbc.com Matthew Trickett: Man charged with spying for Hong Kong has died A former Royal Marine charged with assisting the Hong Kong intelligence service has been found dead.
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“Four Corners has seen hundreds of secret documents and correspondence that back up Eric's story about his assignments and targets which covered China, India, Cambodia, Thailand, Canada and Australia.” abc.net.au/news/2024-05-1…
www.abc.net.au For the first time ever, a former spy for China's notorious secret police is going public A spy for one of the most feared and powerful arms of China’s intelligence apparatus is revealing his identity and operations overseas, including in Australia, as part of a Four Corners investigation.