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China: in France, clandestine Chinese police stations organize forced returns
China: in France, clandestine Chinese police stations organize forced returns
(franceinfo)
Are Chinese police officers acting completely illegally and clandestinely in France? The answer is yes, if we look at the new issue of Special Envoy, which airs Thursday May 2 at 9:10 p.m. Excerpts.
A report published in 2022 by the SafeGuard Defender association lists four addresses of Chinese police stations in France: two in Paris, in the 11th and 13th arrondissements, and two in Seine-Saint-Denis. This report specifies that the Aubervilliers police station (Seine-Saint-Denis) is involved in forced return operations. Data confirmed by French intelligence services.
A national resists his forced return
In the report, the Special Envoy team follows a car, which is heading towards Roissy-Charles De Gaulle airport. Ling is escorted to the boarding gate of a flight to Guangzhou, surrounded by members of a French-Chinese friendship association. But two hours later, Woo receives a message from Ling. “He says people from the embassy forced him to go to the plane and he asks for help to get them to leave”, he explains. In the departure hall, Ling finally resurfaces and runs after a man who has his passport in his jacket pocket.
