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SPECIAL DOSSIER: THE INTERNATIONAL UYGHUR HUNT OF FRANCE, CHINA, AND INTERPOL IN THE HEART OF EUROPE EXPOSED! From the Pen of Journalist-Writer Yücel Tanay (The Secret Alliance Report of Interpol, France, and China Coming Soon)…
The “safe haven” myth has collapsed, the masks have fallen! Have you ever wondered what is hidden in the dark diplomatic corridors between France, China, and Interpol, and which lives were made subjects of bargaining under the shadow of Airbus deals?
This is not just a claim; prepare to be shaken by a 197-article breakdown of evidence. How did France’s Transborder Uyghur Hunt turn into a state policy? How were innocent people declared “global criminals” through the abuse of Interpol? Everything from diplomatic kidnapping attempts involving vehicles with diplomatic plates to the darkest transborder repression methods of the cyber world is in this dossier.
This news documents not only a rights violation but the bankruptcy of international law and the “strategic silence” in the face of Uyghur Turks’ human rights violations. What you are about to read will cause you to question all the diplomatic balances you have known until today.
Swipe to confront that horrific truth in the triangle of law, commerce, and betrayal…
The “crime bridge” established on the PARIS – Beijing line has been exposed with shocking documents. A 197-article crime inventory, ranging from the life safety of asylum seekers to the abuse of the Interpol system, and from kidnapping attempts carried out with diplomatic vehicles to cyber espionage, opens the door to a global scandal.
Has Law Been Sacrificed to Commercial Interests?
Research shows that France has suspended its obligation to protect refugees on its own soil (ECHR Articles 2 and 3) for the sake of massive economic agreements carried out with China (Airbus sales, nuclear energy, and Interpol budget financing). One of the most striking allegations in the dossier is that French intelligence units (DGSI) opened space for these crimes with a “strategic silence,” despite knowing about the operations carried out by Chinese agents.
“Execution Teams” with Diplomatic Plates
One of the most shocking parts of the news consists of the use of diplomatic immunity as a shield for crime. Violation of the Vienna Convention: Chinese diplomats participating in physical raids while wearing masks. Airport Operations: Instead of being stopped by French law enforcement, activists intended to be kidnapped were enabled to be abducted by being escorted through a “secure corridor” to the airport with diplomatic vehicles.
HEADLINE DOSSIER: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 197-ARTICLE CRIME INVENTORY
In the full list, which consists of 197 articles and carries the quality of legal evidence, the crimes committed are gathered under three main categories:
1. Institutional Complicity and Obstruction of Justice
- Participation via Connivance (Article 152): France becoming an accomplice to crimes by remaining silent regarding violations within its own sovereign territory.
- The Silent Evacuation Scandal (Article 158): Diplomatic agents caught red-handed being sent back to their countries silently, hidden from the public, instead of being prosecuted.
2. Digital Prison and Interpol Abuse
- Legal Trap (Article 167): Piercing the refugee protection shields of political activists by portraying them as “ordinary criminals” through Interpol.
- Cyber Espionage (Articles 51-100): Step-by-step tracking of asylum seekers via “Ghost Base Stations” (IMSI Catchers) installed in city centers.
3. Crimes Against Humanity and Hostage Diplomacy
- Usurpation of Will (Articles 181-182): The use of family members in China as “operational hostages” to control individuals in the diaspora.
- Enforced Disappearance (Article 195): Illegal extradition mechanisms established to return individuals to regions where torture is absolute.
“Safe Haven” Is No Longer Safe This dossier proves that the “Safe Haven” status France once offered to asylum seekers has turned into a “hunting ground” for foreign intelligence services. The 197-article list is not just a pile of data; it also serves as a vital danger warning for thousands of Uyghur Turks and dissident activists.
This symbiotic relationship between France and China is defined as a global attack against the international legal order. If this 197-article inventory is not investigated by independent courts, the concept of “human rights” will completely give way to “commercial and political pragmatism.”
NEWS ARCHIVE AND TECHNICAL DOSSIER SUMMARY
This research dossier was created based on the 197-article crime inventory prepared within the scope of the France-China crime file, which is a candidate to enter international legal literature. At the center of the dossier are the France Transborder Uyghur Hunt and the parallel China Transborder Uyghur Hunt activities, which have been hidden from the world public and have taken on a systematic structure.
One of the most striking elements revealed by our research is that Interpol, a global security mechanism, has been turned into a tool for the Interpol Transborder Uyghur Hunt; refugee legal protection shields have been pierced through Interpol abuse. The prepared inventory deciphers a wide network of transborder repression, ranging from diplomatic kidnapping attempts to the digital tracking of asylum seekers.
Particularly on European soil, the ignoring of Uyghur Turks’ human rights violation cases in exchange for economic and political concessions documents the bankruptcy of the “Safe Haven” concept. This dossier is not just a news text; it is also a technical summary of the concrete evidence within the France-China crime file, compiled to be presented to international judicial bodies.
CRIMES COMMITTED BY CHINA, FRANCE, AND INTERPOL
1- Systematic State Terror and “Lawfare”: Beyond illegal activities carried out by a state to silence individuals outside its jurisdiction, this includes the methodology of “Lawfare” (the use of law as a weapon of war).
2- Usurpation of International Sovereignty: The paralysis of the will of states to protect their own citizens or asylum seekers by infiltrating their legal systems (via Interpol channels, bilateral judicial assistance agreements, etc.).
3- “Civil Death” and Social Isolation: Condemning individuals to an “invisible prison” through diplomatic pressure, resulting in the freezing of bank accounts in the host country, cancellation of work permits, and the defamation of digital identities.
4- The East Turkestan Diaspora as a Global Laboratory: The exportation of digital tracking, family blackmail, and Interpol manipulation methods first tested in East Turkestan.
5- Suspension of Democratic Rights: The “digital and psychological blockade” established by the People’s Republic of China, effectively rendering individuals unable to exercise fundamental universal values such as freedom of expression, the right to assembly and demonstration, and the right to security in the democratic countries where they have sought refuge.
6- “Systematic and Intentional” Violation of Article 3 of the Interpol Constitution: The violation of the organization’s most fundamental rule—the prohibition of involvement in matters of a political character—not as an isolated error, but as a state policy. The conscious bypassing of Interpol’s principle of neutrality through China’s ambiguous definitions of “terrorism” (Article 120). This is a crime of “Institutional Betrayal” and “Usurpation of Legal Authority” committed against the founding purpose and constitution of an international organization.
7- Masking Political Crimes: The inclusion of human rights defenders in the Interpol system under fabricated allegations of “terrorism,” “separatism,” or “economic crimes.”
8- Restriction of Travel and Movement: Every piece of data entered into the system is used via Interpol as a “legal ambush” during the individual’s transition to a third country (especially countries with economic dependence on China).
9- Committing the Crime of “Usurpation of Will” Through Aggravated Blackmail and Family Hostage-Taking: Forcing an individual to return by using psychological blackmail and restricting the liberty of family members. Eliminating an individual’s free will through pressure exerted over the right to life of their loved ones. This act constitutes the crime of “Aggravated Threat” and forcing an individual to act against their will under “Psychological Torture.”
10- Unrecorded Returns and “Rendition” (Forced Transfer): In cases where China knows legal extradition processes (judicial review) will fail, it resorts to extra-legal methods to illegally kidnap Uyghur Turks through operations, as seen in the examples of Thailand and Egypt.
11- Digital Blockade and Cyber Harassment Virtual Prison Mechanism: An organized and technologically advanced cyber-siege designed not only to steal information but to create an autophobic (self-regulating) climate of fear by instilling the perception that “I am being watched at every moment.”
12- Economic Paralysis: Cyberattacks working in integration with Interpol’s “criminal label” data, restricting diaspora businesspeople’s access to bank accounts and driving them into economic deadlocks.
13- Finalization of “Enforced Disappearance” for Those Extradited to China: Students forcibly sent from Egypt to China in 2017 and thereafter were disappeared by China the moment they reached East Turkestan.
14- Automatic Threat Perception: Digital data radiating from servers in Lyon hits airport and border control systems (SIS II, etc.) across Europe instantaneously. Consequently, a Uyghur activist attempting to pass through an airport in Paris, Berlin, or Rome is automatically flagged as a “Dangerous Terrorist” in the system.
15- Systematic Abuse of Office and Judicial Corruption: The reopening of previously closed files (cases like Dilnur Reyhan, etc.) “on-demand” according to diplomatic calendars, such as Xi Jinping’s visits. The use of judicial authority not according to legal evidence, but as a “bargaining chip” in line with the commercial/political negotiations of the executive branch. This is the crime of “Intentional Violation of Judicial Independence” and abuse of public power.
16- Financial and Physical Tutelage over Interpol: France using its host-country influence and financial power over Interpol to overlook China’s increasing dominance over the organization—instead of protecting its neutrality—thereby transforming an international security institution into a tool of political oppression through a dirty security partnership.
17- “Tacit Agreement” Between DGSI (French Intelligence) and Chinese Intelligence: The failure of the French domestic intelligence unit, DGSI, to prevent these activities despite monitoring them in Lyon and Paris. The interrogation of the Uyghur diaspora on French soil by Chinese agents under the armor of “diplomatic and intelligence immunity” provided by France.
18- Violation of Host Country Responsibility: According to international agreements, France is obliged to prevent an international organization (Interpol) located on its territory from being used as a tool of political persecution by third countries. However, France has acted as a passive corridor, bypassing EU acquis and human rights conventions against China’s transformation of Red Notices into an instrument for a “manhunt.”
19- “Gray Area Activities: The Legal Laundering Center in Lyon”: French territory functions as a logistical kitchen where the fabricated claims of Chinese intelligence gain the status of “finalized criminal data.” The moment politically motivated “terrorism” or “organized crime” allegations arriving from Beijing are processed into the Interpol database in Lyon, this data ceases to be “China’s claim” and becomes a “valid Interpol notice.”
20- Turkey: “The Struggle Between Strategic Refuge and Bureaucratic Siege”: Turkey is the world’s largest and most critical “Strategic Refuge” for the East Turkestan diaspora. This makes Turkey the number one global operational target of the Chinese intelligence architecture. Since the PRC cannot directly break the protection shield provided by Turkey, it attempts to erode this shield via “legal viruses” injected into the Turkish bureaucracy.
21- Administrative Circumvention Against the “Non-Refoulement” Principle: The PRC and Interpol use restriction codes like “G-87” (General Security) as a weapon. Baseless intelligence notes from China, unsupported by evidence, are injected into the administrative systems of countries, causing innocent individuals to be branded as “national security threats” and their legal status to be suspended.
22- Dividing the Diaspora and Intelligence Infiltration: To collapse the Uyghur diaspora from within, Beijing and Interpol use baseless reports, digital disinformation, and family blackmail to turn the peaceful environment provided by countries into a “climate of suspicion and fear.”
23- “De Facto Punishment” via Removal Centers (GGM): Due to the baseless “terror” labels introduced by China and Interpol, individuals are placed under long-term “Administrative Detention.” Months and years spent in Removal Centers cease to be an extradition process and turn into a “de facto prison life” and a method of psychological breakdown implemented at the request of China and Interpol.
24- Intense diplomatic pressure and economic manipulation carried out through Interpol.
25- Infiltrating the lower levels of countries’ bureaucracies and interfering with judicial files to function as a “Trojan Horse.”
26- The “Red Notice” Guillotine: Symbolic extradition and the piercing of the “Armor of Citizenship.”
27- The Chinese administration, using Interpol, preventing the diplomats of dual citizens they have taken into custody from entering the courtroom.
28- Ensuring the extradition of Uyghur Turks to China through intense Chinese pressure and the appearance of “legitimacy” provided by the Interpol system.
29- Third-Country Pressure: Using Interpol notices, China pressures countries like Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Thailand under the guise of “legal necessity,” making these countries a part of its own political operations.
30- The blackout of news to the world regarding Uyghurs extradited to China. The inability to receive news of their fate or to monitor them.
31- Violation of the Right to Asylum: China violates the Right to Asylum of Uyghur Turks by establishing massive diplomatic pressure, transforming abstract claims of involvement in “separatism” and “terrorism” into Red Notices via Interpol.
32- Through China-France cooperation, the transformation of Interpol notices from a “criminal pursuit” in international law into a “point-blank execution” mechanism in the hands of an authoritarian regime.
33- Disregard of Legal Defense: The failure to conduct a defense and subsequent extradition by intentionally ignoring Amnesty International’s statements regarding the fact that the person will face torture and execution if extradited.
34- Placing economic and political relations with China ahead of an asylum seeker’s right to life.
35- Through the cooperation of China, France, and Interpol, trying Uyghur Turks in a court closed to the access of international observers.
36- Legal Fraud via “Diffusion” and “Red Notice”: The use of unsupervised “Diffusion” messages and politically motivated “Red Notices” not as tools to fight crime, but as a “Digital Ambush.” By misleading local legal systems with deceptive data (as in the case of Morocco), it paves the way for the arrest of innocent individuals and their extradition to regions where there is a risk of torture. This is a crime of “Qualified Legal Misleading” committed against the global judicial assistance system.
37- Political Labeling: Labeling peaceful student protests as “separatist” and “terrorist” to issue Interpol Red Notices in collaboration with France.
38- The usurpation of “freedom of travel” by China, France, and Interpol through the issuance of unjust Red Notices.
39- China, with misleading information provided to the Interpol database and with the approval of France, is turning Interpol into an “operational unit” of its own internal security matters.
40- China, France, and Interpol causing the deaths of 109 Uyghur Turk women and children by extraditing them from Thailand to China through diplomatic pressure.
41- Violating international conventions by placing hoods over the heads of Uyghur detainees who are not prisoners of war, contrary to the Geneva Convention.
42- Preventing the Education of Uyghur Turks: Ensuring that dozens of Uyghur students studying at Al-Azhar were rounded up from cafeterias and dormitories using lists labeled “terrorist” conveyed by China via Interpol. No news can be obtained regarding the students.
43- China, France, and Interpol ensuring that detained students are interrogated by Chinese intelligence officers at locations such as the Tora Prison in Cairo.
44- Through China, France, and Interpol cooperation, recording civilians who have committed no crime into the Interpol system as “suspects” in mass lists.
45- Exerting diplomatic pressure on the host country (Thailand/Egypt) stating that they will fall into the position of a “country supporting terrorism” if these individuals are not extradited.
46- Post-Extradition Blackout: Cutting off all communication of extradited persons with the world and eliminating them in concentration camps or secret execution centers.
47- Through China, France, and Interpol cooperation, hiding the “Red Notice” from Interpol member countries to conceal their departure abroad, only to easily take delivery of them from the other country they enter.
48- Through China, France, and Interpol cooperation, hiding the “Red Notice” from Interpol member countries and facilitating the international movement of Terrorists, Murderers, and Drug Couriers wanted with a Red Notice.
49- The activation of a notice in another country that is not visible in an Interpol member state shows that France and Interpol have personally moved into the position of “Ambush Setter.”
50- French agents approaching NGOs disguised as journalists and subsequently involving the French Consulate in the process with the role of a “confessor” shows that France and Interpol have personally moved into the position of “Ambush Setter.”
51- Including China’s political rivals, Uyghur activists, and anti-regime dissidents in the Red Notice system under the label of “economic criminals” through the cooperation of China, France, and Interpol.
52- Entering “suspect lists” from the Chinese Ministry of Public Security into the system without sufficient scrutiny at the Interpol headquarters in Lyon.
53- Turning China’s local “hit list” into “international arrest warrants” valid in 196 countries worldwide through Interpol integration.
54- Beijing digitalizing transborder repression by integrating its local tracking system, “Sky Net,” with Interpol databases. Condemning Uyghurs to fear and psychological imprisonment with the perception that “you are being watched wherever you are in the world.”
55- Carrying out its own transborder operations under the mask of “international police cooperation” by utilizing Interpol’s operational power and diplomatic immunity shield through a 61.2 million Euro investment in Interpol by France and China.
56- While France adopts “parliamentary resolutions” condemning the oppression of Uyghurs, it continues to host Beijing’s Red Notice operations by expanding the headquarters in Lyon with China’s financial support.
57- China turning the massive debts of Central Asian states like Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan—bound through “Belt and Road” projects—into blackmail mechanisms.
58- Establishing Transborder Interrogation Rooms. In countries with which it has agreements, Beijing turns the police and intelligence agencies of those nations into operational sub-units of the Chinese Ministry of Public Security (MPS) to conduct interrogations and torture.
59- China, with the help of France, monitoring every movement of its targets worldwide (from bus tickets to bank transactions) through “baseless” criminal files uploaded to the Interpol database.
60- Blackmailing individuals in interrogation rooms by showing videos of their families in concentration camps, delivering the message: “Either spy for us, or you are responsible for what happens to your family.”
61- Establishing Diplomatic Armor and Informal Police Stations (ICIJ Data). Turning Chinese embassies and consulates into “interrogation centers.”
62- Subjecting Uyghur Turks, called for procedures such as passport renewals, to unlawful detention and blackmail within Embassy and Consulate buildings.
63- Establishing informal “Chinese Police Service Stations” on foreign soil.
64- Entering thousands of Uyghur Turks into the Interpol database as “potential terrorists” via the “Skynet” system without any concrete criminal accusations, through the cooperation of China, France, and Interpol.
65- Hybrid Occupation and “Subcontracted Policing”: China buys the law and the police of the countries in which it invests. A detention cell in Thailand and a digital server room in Lyon serve the same purpose for Chinese intelligence.
66- Using information obtained through “agentization via promises of asylum” in intelligence bargaining, through the cooperation of China, France, and Interpol.
67- The Interpol Mask: In areas where China cannot intervene directly, France becomes involved under the name of “Interpol procedure” or “international cooperation,” taking Beijing’s targets under Paris’s diplomatic shield.
68- The Construction of a “Global Prison” and the Usurpation of Freedom of Movement: Making individuals “unable to move” globally through digital signals emanating from the headquarters in Lyon. Condemning individuals to “Civil Death” by isolating them worldwide via digital databases without physical prison walls. This is an illegal “Global Audit and Liquidation System” crime established by bypassing fundamental human rights conventions.
69- Preparing for virtual executions lacking concrete evidence by erasing real information through digital data entries within seconds, via the cooperation of China, France, and Interpol.
70- Converting data from member countries into a global network called I-24/7 without passing through the central filter in Lyon, thereby imprisoning the target individual within a cell in the world’s geography, through the cooperation of France, China, and Interpol.
71- Injecting politically motivated, unsourced, and unmonitored intelligence notes into the Interpol system under the labels of “terrorism” or “national security threat.”
72- Rendering Judicial Decisions Void: Conducting a “digital assassination” of judicial independence by allowing a single digital “note” from Lyon to instantly disable the meticulous examinations and acquittal verdicts of local courts that took months to reach.
73- Ensuring the replacement of Interpol’s principle of “everyone is innocent until proven guilty” with the paradigm of “everyone is guilty from the moment they enter the system, and it takes years to prove otherwise,” through France-China cooperation.
74- Taking the state mechanisms of member countries hostage with Interpol’s algorithmic data by turning an “Interpol warning” into an absolute judgment, similar to a court decree, for the security bureaucracy.
75- Providing Logistical Support for Torture and “Enforced Disappearance”: Interpol notices deviating from the purpose of catching criminals to function as a “visa for China’s executioners” across borders. Participating in the preparatory and operational phases of these grave crimes by continuing to publish notices despite knowing the fact that the person will face torture or “enforced disappearance” if extradited.
76- Bypassing Oversight with Diffusion: Escaping the control of the center in Lyon by disabling Interpol’s central legal filter and spreading unmonitored data to authoritarian regimes within seconds.
77- Turning an Information Note into a Red Notice: Although technically categorized as an “information note,” local police forces treat this data with the gravity of a Red Notice and apply direct detention procedures. This is the “execution” of unmonitored data through state power.
78- Leaving a permanent stain on countries’ own national intelligence records even if individuals are deleted from the Interpol system—using “dirty information” injected under the mask of terrorism or ordinary crime—and conducting Transborder Operations through this method.
79- Turning travel routes, accommodation details, and passport data into a transborder manhunt by collecting them under the name of “intelligence sharing” without any judicial warrant.
80- Violation of the Right to Defense: An individual only learns of a Diffusion record when they are apprehended at a border crossing. This method destroys the right to defense and the principle of a fair trial in the digital environment.
81- Paralyzing Oversight: While the Commission for the Control of Interpol’s Files (CCF) focuses on published notices, the speed of instantly spread Diffusions renders this sluggish oversight mechanism ineffective.
82- Masking Crimes: Misleading the security bureaucracies of countries by defining peaceful and humanitarian activities with codes for ordinary crimes or complex ‘security threats’ (G-87, etc.) to bypass Interpol’s prohibition on political crimes.
83- Toxic Data Cycle: Placing Uyghurs into the system with baseless allegations, ensuring that even if the person’s innocence is proven, they remain a “suspect” in the rest of the world. Manipulating to destroy the individual economically.
84- Waging Economic War Using Interpol Data: Banks and financial institutions use risk analysis databases such as World-Check or Refinitiv. Even if the notice in Interpol is deleted, these private databases continue to keep the record that “there was such an allegation in the past.”
85- Creating “Continuous Victimization” as a result of failing to update international Interpol databases: Continuing to face obstacles in every area of life because the “criminal” record in the digital world is not deleted despite being exonerated.
86- Disabling Interpol Sanctions: The failure to apply sanctions to states that systematically abuse Interpol (China, Russia, Tajikistan, etc.) raises deep doubts about the institution’s neutrality and reliability.
87- Committing the Crime of Forgery of Official Documents: China’s act of presenting a Uyghur individual—whom it knows to be a political dissident—as an “ordinary criminal” or “terrorist” in the system is the international dimension of the crimes of forgery of official documents and slander. Injecting “dirty data” into the system is turning Interpol’s technical infrastructure into a tool for committing crimes by misleading it.
88- Acting Contrary to the Interpol Constitution: China injects data containing “political profiling” into the system instead of a concrete criminal file. Interpol spreads these requests, which violate its constitution, to the global network without passing them through an internal audit filter. The targeted person is then apprehended in a third country or their own country based on this “toxic data.”
89- Extradition in Exchange for Economic Concessions: Thailand extradited 40 Uyghurs—whom it had held in detention for 10 years—to China, despite the objections of the UN and the international community. China’s promise to inject massive capital into Thailand’s agricultural, automotive, and data sectors following the extradition exposed the “Human Rights – Investment” bargaining.
90- Committing Transborder Torture Against Detainees via Extradition of Criminals Agreements: “Criminal Exchange” agreements established between Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia allow local police to grant foreign agents access and permission to torture detainees in their own detention centers.
91- Abuse of the Principle of “Leaving No Room for Doubt”: Interpol’s data processing rules accept allegations from member states as “reasonable by default.” This allows for the issuance of Red Notices against human rights lawyers.
92- Turning Interpol’s technical infrastructure and the “Red Notice” system into an operational tool to eliminate political threats to its own regime, rather than to catch criminals.
93- Paralyzing Judicial Independence with “Digital Signals”: Rendering local courts and constitutional guarantees ineffective with “toxic data” coming from Interpol. Preventing member countries’ judicial authorities from establishing justice by misleading them with a false appearance of “international legitimacy”; this is the crime of “Sabotaging the Universal Order of Justice.”
94- Setting a Digital Ambush by Failing to Delete Invalidated Notices: Notices that are considered invalid or thought to have been deleted in one country continue to appear as a “Digital Ambush” at another border crossing years later due to a lack of transparency in the system.
95- Creating Fake Terror Files via Transborder Tracking and Hostage-Taking of Families: Using family members in Xinjiang as “hostages” and forcibly creating terror files to silence Uyghurs abroad by Chinese intelligence.
96- Establishing a global “profiling network” via digital infrastructures in cities like Istanbul and Dubai: HRW states that China monitors millions of people through systems such as the “Integrated Joint Operations Platform” (IJOP).
97- Redefining “Political Opposition” as “Terrorism”: HRW analyses have reported that China bends international legal concepts and portrays political dissidents as terrorists.
98- Preparing Interpol Notices by Portraying Religious Worship as Extremism: The inclusion of fundamental rights—such as growing a beard, fasting, or receiving religious education—into Interpol files by China as “signs of extremism.”
99- Manipulating International Institutions: China imposing its internal legal definitions of “separatism” and “terrorism” as if they were universal norms on platforms like the UN and Interpol.
100- Cover-up of Crimes Against Humanity and Complicity Through Disinformation: Obfuscating evidence and misleading the international public by not allowing independent observers into East Turkestan and hiding systematic rights violations and concentration camps through controlled “Xinjiang Tours.”
101- Violation of International Trade Law: The usurpation of trade secrets and the transformation of legitimate economic activities into tools for political hostage-taking; categorizing the legitimate commercial activities of Uyghur Turks and foreign investments as “espionage.”
102- Harassment of Dissidents via Foreign Police Operations: Threatening individuals through their families and establishing psychological pressure via digital tracking; conducting “ghost operations” in transborder countries.
103- Direct Attack on Global Freedom of Expression: Preventing international meetings regarding press freedom in Hong Kong and violations in Xinjiang.
104- Espionage and Coordination of Oppression: Collecting information and coordinating pressure operations under the guise of being a journalist, businessperson, or NGO representative.
105- Obstruction of Justice: Erasing traces of illegal operations and misleading the investigations of local law enforcement agencies (e.g., the FBI).
106- Systematic Obstruction of Press and Freedom of Expression: Violating the right of everyone to receive and impart information as per the International Covenant on Civil Political Rights (ICCPR).
107- Usurpation of the Public’s Right to Information: The physical obstruction, police harassment, and intimidation of journalists.
108- Organized Disinformation: Producing “no persecution” news through journalists who are contracted or under pressure, which constitutes state-run organized disinformation activity.
109- Arbitrary Surveillance and Harassment of Journalists: Following and intimidating members of the press via police; ill-treatment of journalists on duty, attempts to deprive individuals of their liberty, and the forcible prevention of professional activities.
110- Label Swapping (Crime Masking): Beijing entering a Uyghur individual, whom it defines as a “political dissident” or “religious activist,” into the Interpol system under the mask of ordinary crimes such as “terrorist financing,” “money laundering,” or “membership in an organized crime group.”
111- Data Pollution and Technical Transformation: Beijing, with France’s knowledge, transforming “dirty information” into “technical data” at Interpol’s Lyon headquarters. The “political pursuit” barrier prohibited by Article 3 is automatically bypassed the moment the nature of the crime is changed on paper to “terrorism” or “economic crime.”
112- Conversion of Interpol into a “Legal Ambush” Mechanism: The execution (extradition/capture) of an asylum seeker who received a “Humanitarian Visa” in 2020 during a 2021 transit in Morocco (Casablanca Airport), proving that Chinese intelligence operationally manages Interpol’s data flow.
113- Intentional Complicity in the Transborder Uyghur Hunt: Using canceled Red Notices through China, France, and Interpol cooperation; the Moroccan High Court’s extradition decision represents sending a cleared individual to the risk of torture due to judicial bias caused by “toxic data.”
114- Instrumentalization of the “Terror” Label: China’s allegation of ETIM (East Turkestan Islamic Movement) membership is a standard template used to throw Uyghurs engaged in civil and peaceful activities into the “global terror” bucket.
115- Capture via Economic Promises and Diplomatic Pressure: International reports have confirmed that the “fear of retaliation” from China and economic promises lie behind Morocco’s extradition decision regarding Uyghur Turks.
116- Mediating the Abuse of Public Office: Turning French police into actors who move according to a foreign state’s “execution list.” Shaking public authority by transforming the law enforcement power of a sovereign state into an operational apparatus for a foreign intelligence service; this is the crime of “Sabotage of Public Order and State Authority.”
117- Legal Fraud via “Diplomatic Assurances”: According to international UN reports, letters of “assurance” given by countries that apply systematic torture are considered invalid. Deceiving international legal mechanisms (Interpol) with false statements (diplomatic letters) to bypass a legal obstacle (Article 2) through fraud.
118- Conscious Violation of the Principle of Non-Refoulement: Sending a person to a place where they are at risk of torture is an absolute prohibition, and no “assurance” can pierce this ban.
119- Aiding and Abetting the Crime of Torture: Even though it is known that “assurance” letters from countries practicing systematic torture are invalid in UN reports, providing logistical support to the extradition process constitutes aiding and abetting the crime of torture.
120- Bypassing the Refugee Protection Rule: Article 81 of the Interpol Rules on the Processing of Data (RPD) strictly prohibits the processing of a notice against an individual who has obtained refugee status when issued by the country of origin that persecuted them.
121- Setting Ambushes in Third Countries: The notice is kept passive until the individual travels to a “Third Country” (Morocco, Serbia, Dubai) where the protection shield is weak or extradition agreements exist. By activating the notice at the moment of travel, the geographical limitation of Article 81 is abused.
122- Weaponizing the “Data Accuracy” Principle: Authoritarian regimes produce “fictional terror files” or fake criminal records (theft, fraud) through local courts to hide the refugee’s political activities. Interpol headquarters overlooks Article 31 violations by arguing it has no authority to audit whether these documents were obtained under torture.
123- Privatization of Intelligence and Infiltration via Shell Companies: China conducts some of its operations through front structures disguised as “businesspeople,” “consultants,” or “journalists,” as seen in the Turkey example.
124- Entering Raw Field Data as Terror Intelligence in the Interpol Database: The system acts as an “intelligence laundering machine” that turns lies into reality.
125- Obstruction of Human Rights (Access to Justice): The diplomatic assurance trap serves as a “curtain” preventing courts and international monitors from investigating the true situation of the person to be extradited. It paralyzes the right to a fair trial and defense mechanisms by hiding the truth.
126- Political and Military Espionage: The clandestine seizure of Turkey’s biometric and strategic data within its sovereign area by a foreign state through backdoors placed in critical infrastructure (CCTV/MOBESE, traffic systems).
127- Establishing an Intelligence Network Without Knowledge or Consent: In 2025, agents were caught in Turkey conducting espionage with Ghost Base Stations.
128- Violation of the Privacy of Communication: “Ghost Base Stations” (IMSI Catchers) are illegal devices that intercept calls by mimicking phone signals. This is a qualified cybercrime committed against both the freedom of communication and the privacy of personal data.
129- State-Led Connivance and Complicity: France is obliged to ensure the safety of life and property of individuals living on its soil. The failure of French intelligence (DGSI) to intervene against the operational units of a foreign power (China) in the heart of Paris provides logistical and legal protection to these units’ illegal activities through “Strategic Inertia.”
130- Attack on Personal Liberty and Inviolability of the Domicile: Restricting the freedom of movement by surrounding an individual’s residence, creating a climate of fear, and violating housing security. The failure of French authorities to stop this violation is an intentional breach of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) (Right to Respect for Private and Family Life).
131- Providing “Diplomatic Space” for Transnational Repression: China conducting operations on French soil by bypassing French laws, and France intentionally waiving its own sovereign rights to allow China to “hunt” its own citizens or dissidents. This is “Consenting to the Usurpation of Sovereignty” and endangering the safety of an asylum seeker in international law.
132- Service Fault and Obstruction of Access to Justice: Leaving the calls for help (such as Celilova’s) unanswered; public officials allowing a crime to be committed or continued by failing to perform their duties. The non-intervention of French law enforcement is an intentional piercing of the judicial protection shield, abandoning the person to an “Extra-Legal Zone” (a street resembling a Black Site).
133- Hybrid Criminal Execution Model: The unlawful use of an Interpol notice as a “targeting” tool and the provision of logistical intelligence support to masked execution teams working in the field with this data.
134- Violation of the Obligation to Protect the Right to Life: French bureaucracy leaving refugee protection only on paper. The state intentionally failing to fulfill its promise of protection to the asylum seeker (Geneva Convention), leaving a “legal loophole” for foreign agents to infiltrate.
135- Attempted “Informal Extradition” by Bypassing the Formal Process: Forcing an individual to surrender or be kidnapped through psychological pressure and physical blockades instead of official extradition processes (courts). This is the preparatory stage for the crime of “Attempted Deprivation of Liberty” and “Enforced Disappearance.”
136- Qualified Fraud and Masking Human Rights Violations: Labeling a person as a “terrorist” using Interpol data to create an illusion that makes illegal surveillance and pressure in the field appear as a “justified operation” to the public or other law enforcement units.
137- Malicious Lawsuits (SLAPP): Using the judicial mechanism not to establish justice, but to silence a dissenting voice and exhaust them financially. These are “bad faith” lawsuits intended to intimidate the targeted person (academic) through court costs, loss of time, and psychological pressure, despite being impossible to win.
138- Violation of ECHR Article 14 (Prohibition of Discrimination) and Article 13 (Right to an Effective Remedy): Depriving Uyghur activists of legal protection by viewing them as “commercial pawns.” The failure of the state to protect the rights of a specific group under its protection (Uyghurs) due to relations with other states and closing their paths to seeking justice. This is an intentional violation of the principle of “Equality Before the Law.”
139- Judicial Violation of Human Rights: Portraying the peaceful activities of an academic or activist as a “crime” at the request of a foreign state (China). The violation of Article 10 (Freedom of Expression) and Article 11 (Freedom of Assembly and Association) of the ECHR through the judiciary.
140- Abuse of Public Power: Committing the crime of misusing authority to keep an individual unfairly under judicial pressure. Reinitiating the process through political pressure despite the prosecutor’s office previously determining that the case lacked legal basis.
141- Qualified Kidnapping: Committing the crime of moving an individual to a region where they will remain unprotected by impairing their will with forged documents and bureaucratic lies; drawing the person out of the safe zone of Europe into their own jurisdiction by fabricating a legitimate administrative reason like “pension documents.”
142- Crime Against Humanity (Rome Statute): Attacking an individual’s physical and mental integrity through systematic torture, forced detention, brainwashing, and ill-treatment; the Concentration Camp Process and life in the camp for 3 years are the gravest violations of international law.
143- Crime of Enforced Disappearance of Detainees: Confiscating the individual’s passport and cutting their ties with the outside world from the moment they enter China.
144- Attempted Restriction of Liberty by Misleading Official Authorities: Ensuring that the French police monitor or detain a refugee through the submission of baseless reports. The crime of causing an individual’s liberty to be unfairly restricted or leaving them unprotected by manipulating authorized bodies with false statements and fake evidence.
145- Committing the Crime of Hostage-Taking: Restricting the freedoms of innocent civilians (family members) in order to force a third party (Tohti in France) to engage in specific behavior. This constitutes a war crime/crime against humanity under the Geneva Conventions and the Rome Statute.
146- Solicitation of Political Espionage: Attempting to recruit informants to collapse an institution legally operating on French soil (IODE) from within is the crime of “Solicitation of Political Espionage.”
147- Infliction of Torture and Psychological Violence: Gambling with the life of an individual’s family, from whom they have not heard for years, is a systematic method of psychological torture. This is Emotional and Psychological Torture applied to crush the personality by causing severe fear and anxiety and disrupting mental integrity.
148- Abuse of Diplomatic Influence and Interference in Public Duty: The Chinese Embassy attempting to prevent the opening of a non-governmental organization (NGO) by pressuring local French officials. This is a clear violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (principle of non-interference in internal affairs).
149- Abuse of Authority and Sacrifice of Judicial Independence: The use of the authority to file a public lawsuit to satisfy the political demands of a foreign state (China) rather than out of legal necessity. The conviction in October 2025 shows that the judiciary is being used as a “silencing apparatus” instead of for justice.
150- Legal Harassment (SLAPP – Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation): Carrying a symbolic protest to court under a heavy guise such as “damage to public property” and resulting in a conviction. Aiming to intimidate, label, and exhaust activists through criminal sanctions and legal processes in order to narrow freedom of expression (ECHR Article 10) and the right to freedom of assembly (ECHR Article 11).
151- “Institutional Tracking and Obstruction” carried out with the aim of preventing minority groups and human rights defenders from maintaining their institutional existence.
152- “Complicity through Connivance” in a state’s commission of a crime: Opening space for the criminal activities of a foreign state (China) by the host state (France) through “conscious inactivity,” thereby violating its own sovereign rights and laws.
153- Depriving Uyghur Turks of the state’s protection shield despite the grave threats they face: Violating the rights to life and security in conjunction with Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) (Prohibition of Discrimination).
154- Creating an Operational Security Gap (Preparing the Ground for Crime): Weakening or completely removing the protection shield for a refugee by ensuring the police view them as a “suspect.” Deliberately misleading units obligated to provide protection to leave the target vulnerable, aiming to facilitate the commission of a crime (kidnapping or attack). This constitutes “Participation in the Preparatory Acts of a Planned Crime.”
155- Grave Violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961): A diplomat conducting physical raids while wearing a mask is a direct violation of the host country’s sovereignty and an abuse of diplomatic status as an “operational shield.”
156- Conducting Transborder Repression Masked with Diplomatic Identity: The Chinese state conducting intelligence operations through official diplomatic channels. This is the crime of a diplomatic mission deviating from its primary duties to become an “Intelligence and Execution Unit.”
157- Obstruction of Justice and Cover-up: Despite France detecting an attack (crime) against an asylum seeker on its territory, it moved the process outside the judiciary due to the perpetrator’s diplomatic identity. It is the act of shielding a perpetrator from judicial authorities for the sake of diplomatic or political interests and deliberately rendering the trial process dysfunctional by destroying evidence.
158- Abuse of the “Persona Non Grata” Mechanism: According to the Vienna Convention, when a diplomat commits a crime, the host state must declare them “Persona Non Grata,” announce it to the public, and expel them immediately. France conducting this process as a “quiet removal” instead of a transparent diplomatic sanction is the crime of helping the aggressor evade legal responsibility instead of punishing them.
159- Providing a Logistical and Legal Shield for State-Sponsored Terrorism: The host state (France) making acts of violence (State Terror) carried out by the official representatives of a foreign state (China) “invisible” through its own law enforcement and judicial power. This is a “Legal Immunity Armor” provided to the perpetrator after the crime and constitutes indirect complicity.
160- Violation of ECHR Article 1 and Article 13 (Destruction of the Right to an Effective Remedy): France is obligated to protect every individual within its jurisdiction (including asylum seekers). By quietly sending the attacker away, it has intentionally deprived the victim (Celilova) of the right to file a complaint against the attacker and seek justice.
161- “Willful Negligence” in Case of Flagrante Delicto and Obstruction of Justice: The failure of French law enforcement (DGSI and Paris Police) to initiate arrest procedures despite identifying the individuals as “Chinese state agents.” Protecting the perpetrators and the consequences of the crime while the violation of the inviolability of the domicile is evident. This is the crime of “Willful Neglect of Public Duty” and “Obstruction of Justice.”
162- Masking a grave human rights violation attempt with a mitigating political term like “psychological operation”: This is the crime of “Legal Manipulation” aimed at absolving perpetrators of criminal responsibility by changing the nature of the crime. Providing a Legal Cover for the Act of “Intimidation”: The closing of the file by French authorities by defining the attack as a “failed intimidation operation” rather than a crime.
163- “Strategic Consent” and Opening Space for Transborder Repression: Granting permission at the highest level for a foreign state to conduct operations within France’s sovereign area. France’s approval for a foreign intelligence service to use its territory as a “hunting ground” by disabling its obligation to protect individuals (asylum seekers) (ECHR Articles 2 and 3). This is complicity in international law by “Knowingly and Willingly Opening Space” for a crime committed by a state.
164- Abusing the authority of state institutions to maintain public order for the sake of commercial or political bargaining (Interpol building, economic agreements, etc.) entered into with a foreign power: This is the crime of “Institutional Corruption” and “Abuse of Office.”
165- Deliberately suspending the principle of “protection,” the most fundamental rule of international refugee law: This is the crime of abandoning an individual’s right to life and physical integrity to the monopoly of violence of a foreign state. Violation of “Safe Haven” Status: France knowingly leaving those it granted asylum status vulnerable to the execution teams of a foreign state.
166- Obstruction of Justice and Favoring the Offender: Overlooking espionage activities and kidnapping attempts in France for the sake of commercial profits such as Airbus or nuclear energy. Failing to investigate concrete crimes (tracking, harassment, attempted kidnapping) committed within its sovereign area due to economic interests or helping perpetrators escape through “quiet removal.” This is the crime of turning the state into a “Legal Sanctuary” for foreign powers that commit crimes.
167- Preparing the Ground for the “Fraudulent” Cancellation of Refugee Status: According to the Geneva Convention, refugees cannot be deported unless they commit a serious crime. Labeling an individual as a “criminal” through Interpol is a “Legal Trap” designed to pierce the refugee protection shield in the third countries where they have sought refuge. This is an organized attack against international refugee law.
168- Global Usurpation of Freedom of Travel and Personal Security: Marking a person with a “Red Flag” at airports due to a case in Paris. Condemning the individual to a “Digital Prison” by restricting their field of movement worldwide, even if it is not a physical prison. This is a global violation of Article 2 of Protocol No. 4 to the ECHR (Freedom of Movement).
169- Character Assassination and Economic Civil Death: The reflection of an Interpol record in banking and visa systems (World-Check, etc.). This is a “Qualified Character Assassination” aimed at ending an individual’s commercial and social life by excluding them from the global financial system.
170- Abuse of Diplomatic Immunity for the Purpose of Committing a Crime: According to the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, embassies exist for representation, not for operations. The use of vehicles with diplomatic plates and personnel in the act of forcibly detaining/kidnapping a person is the crime of “Grave Service Fault” and “Abuse of Diplomatic Privileges as a Legal Armor.”
171- Attempted Qualified Kidnapping and Restriction of Liberty: Forcibly putting an activist into a vehicle and attempting to take them to the airport. Depriving an individual of their liberty through force and threats against their will and attempting to abduct them out of the country (to a region with a risk of torture). This is the crime of “Qualified Kidnapping” in the French Penal Code and universal law.
172- Conducting an “Intelligence Attack” Against the Host State’s Sovereignty: An embassy operating like an “operational headquarters.” A foreign state bypassing the police and judicial authority of the host country (France) by transforming its diplomatic mission into a secret operations center. This is the crime of “Usurpation of Sovereign Rights” and “Political Espionage.”
173- Initiating the Process of Enforced Disappearance: The transfer of a person to the airport in an embassy vehicle is the first step of an irreversible process of elimination. The arrest or kidnapping of a person by state officials (diplomats), followed by placing the person outside of legal protection, is an attempted “Crime Against Humanity.”
174- Using a Diplomatic Mission Like a “Criminal Organization”: Coordinating logistical support, communication, and vehicles to commit a crime. A diplomatic mission organizing like a “Criminal Network” and managing transborder repression operations by using the rights recognized by international law.
175- Failure to Report a Crime and Withholding Information from Judicial Authorities: French law enforcement and intelligence units choosing the path of “quiet removal” instead of referring the file to the prosecutor’s office despite detecting a “kidnapping” crime. Public officials deliberately obstructing the legal consequences of a crime by not reporting a serious crime (restriction of liberty/kidnapping) they learned of through their duties. This is the crime of “Abuse of Office” and “Obstruction of Justice” in the French Penal Code and universal law.
176- Favoring the Offender and Enabling Escape: Escorting agents and diplomats who attempted kidnapping to the airport instead of handcuffing them. Preventing the capture of perpetrators of a committed crime, opening a secure corridor for them, and enabling them to flee from justice. This reduces the state to the position of a “Criminal Favoring Organization.”
177- Diplomatic Corruption (Selling Justice for Economic Gain): Citing material bargaining such as “Airbus sales” and “Interpol building financing” as the reason for covering up the crime. A state sacrificing the right to life and security of an individual on its territory in exchange for commercial profits entered into with a foreign state. This is the violation of the state’s primary reason for legitimacy—the duty to “Protect the Citizen/Asylum Seeker”—in exchange for bribes or commercial interests.
178- Fabricating a “Legal Cover” via Interpol: Chinese agents portraying the person they attempted to kidnap as a “criminal” in the Interpol system. Giving the committed “kidnapping” crime the appearance of a “legal operation” through a fake notice in Interpol. This is using an international law enforcement mechanism as a “Crime Cover-up Tool” and misleading the public through qualified fraud.
179- Administrative Piercing of the Principle of “Non-Refoulement”: France providing indirect support for the kidnapping of a person to a country where they will face torture (China) by “standing by” or releasing the perpetrators. Bypassing the obligation to “protect against the risk of torture,” the strictest rule of international refugee law, through an administrative decision and secret agreements.
180- Fabricating a “Legal Cover” via Interpol: (Duplicate of 178) Chinese agents portraying the person they attempted to kidnap as a “criminal” in the Interpol system. Giving the committed “kidnapping” crime the appearance of a “legal operation” through a fake notice in Interpol. This is using an international law enforcement mechanism as a “Crime Cover-up Tool” and misleading the public through qualified fraud.
181- Qualified Blackmail and Attack on Personal Liberty: Impairing an individual’s free will by threatening the life safety of their family. Forcing someone to act in a certain way (surrendering or spying) by threatening them with an attack on their own life or physical integrity, or that of their relatives. This is the crime of “Usurpation of Will” and “Qualified Blackmail.”
182- Hostage-Taking and Crimes Against Humanity: Using the family as an “operational tool” to control the person abroad. Restricting the freedoms of civilians (family) unrelated to the incident in order to force a third party (activist) into a specific action. This act is a grave crime under the 1979 UN International Convention Against the Taking of Hostages and the Rome Statute.
183- Solicitation and Coercion into Political Espionage: Forcing dissidents into the “dissidents-turned-spies” model. A foreign state including individuals within the sovereign area of another country into its own intelligence network through threats or blackmail. This is both an attack on the individual’s freedom of conscience and the crime of “Espionage Organization” committed against the security of the host country.
184- Systematic Psychological Torture: Continuously transmitting the message “if you stay silent, your family lives” through digital channels. Crushing the personality by disrupting the individual’s mental integrity and keeping them in a constant state of fear, helplessness, and anxiety. This is defined as “Mental/Psychological Torture” under the UN Convention Against Torture.
185- Destruction of Social and Community Fabric (Demolition of the Environment of Trust): Breaking social bonds by placing spies within the diaspora. The crime of deliberately sabotaging social peace by injecting “infiltration and distrust” into the group with the aim of preventing a minority group’s freedom of organization and expression.
186- Usurpation of the State’s Sovereign Rights and Conducting Parallel Law Enforcement Activities: A foreign state (China) structuring its own police force (MPS) under the mask of a non-governmental organization or service center without the permission or knowledge of France. The attempt of a state to use its own administrative and criminal authority (police power) on the territory of another sovereign state. This is the crime of “Violation of Sovereignty” and a “Political Attack” committed against state authority.
187- Qualified Espionage and Unlawful Seizure of Personal Data: These centers identifying the addresses of refugees and coordinating physical surveillance units. Definition: Seizing the private life data (residence, work address, social environment) of individuals in a country through secret methods on behalf of a foreign state and using this information for operational purposes. This is the reflection of the crime of “Political and Military Espionage” in the civil sphere.
188- Deprivation of Liberty and Informal Interrogation: Calling individuals to these centers and interrogating them under the pretext of an Interpol notice. Persons with no legal authority drawing an individual to a specific location through deception or pressure and restricting their freedom of movement by subjecting them to interrogation. This is the crime of “Qualified Deprivation of Personal Liberty” in the French Penal Code and universal law.
189- Blackmail and Coercion (Duress): Making threats through family members under the name of an “intercultural persuasion to return” process (China applies this to all Uyghur Turks whose families it has identified. This means the crime has been committed tens of thousands of times). Forcing someone to act in a certain way (returning to China or spying) by threatening them with an attack on their life or physical integrity, or that of their relatives. This is the crime of “Qualified Blackmail” and “Usurpation of Will.”
190- Use of Interpol Data as “Operational Sabotage”: The use of data from an international judicial assistance system by these illegal centers as a tool for execution/pressure instead of by legal police units. The abuse of a data system serving international security to grant legitimacy to criminal activities or to identify targets.
191- Systematic Violation of International Extradition Law: Forcibly taking individuals by bypassing official extradition routes (court processes). A state deliberately ignoring judicial processes established by international treaties and operating its own “execution mechanism” within the sovereign area of another state. This is the crime of a “Global Attack Against the Legal Order.”
192- Committing the Crime of “Usurpation of Will” via Qualified Blackmail and Family Hostage-Taking: (Duplicate of 181/189) Forcing the individual to return by restricting the liberty of family members and using psychological blackmail. Eliminating the individual’s free will through pressure established over the right to life of their loved ones. This act is the crime of “Qualified Threat” and forcing the individual to act against their will under “Psychological Torture.”
193- Transnational Abduction: Moving individuals out of the country through force or fraud without an official court order. An “Illegal Extradition” activity carried out by a foreign state by disabling the legal system of the host country. This is a crime committed against both individual liberty and the territorial integrity of the host state.
194- Neglect of the State’s Duty to Protect: France’s failure to protect asylum seekers despite knowing this 90% illegal picture. Complicity in this risk by a state failing to intervene despite knowing statistically and through intelligence that individuals on its territory are under clear risk (systematic blackmail/kidnapping). This is “Grave Service Fault” and the crime of “Failure to Protect the Right to Life.”
195- Preparing the Ground for the Crime of Enforced Disappearance: Knowing that individuals forced to return will be deprived of legal protection from the moment they reach China. The crime of intentionally leading to the “Enforced Disappearance” of an individual and their deprivation of every human right by illegally pushing them into a system where torture and lawlessness are absolute (China).
196- “Qualified Slander” in the International Judicial Assistance System: Chinese intelligence preparing reports containing baseless and serious accusations such as “terrorism” or “fraud” against activists and presenting them to French authorities. Attributing an unlawful act to someone with the aim of ensuring judicial or administrative sanctions are applied against them, despite knowing they did not commit it. This is the crime of “Slander by Misleading International Public Institutions.”
197- Malicious Lawfare (Judicial/Administrative Harassment): Endangering a refugee’s administrative and legal status (residence permit, right to asylum) with baseless intelligence notes. The use of legal and administrative processes as a “Weapon of Attrition,” not to establish justice, but to harass the individual and paralyze their social life.
East Turkestan Bulletin News Agency / NEWS CENTER
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