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The State Council of China announced the "Exit and Entry Management Regulations", which will be implemented on September 15. The content includes discouraging citizens from high-risk countries or regions, inspecting electronic equipment when leaving the country, and banning those involved in national security or export control violations from leaving the country.
China's "State Council's Regulations on Exit and Entry Management" will be implemented on September 15. Officials familiar with the cross-strait situation said in interviews that Taiwanese politicians, civil servants, retired military personnel, judicial officers, teachers, social opinion leaders, and participants in the "Blue Bird" operation will easily be targeted for interrogation when traveling to China, and they must be careful about personal safety risks.
The State Council of China recently announced the "Regulations of the State Council on Exit and Entry Management", which will be officially implemented on September 15. The article stipulates that if the Chinese government lists a country or region as high-risk, the immigration management department can directly discourage Chinese citizens from going there if necessary; in addition, when passengers leave the country, customs has the right to inquire about the reasons and even require inspection of electronic data on mobile phones.
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The new regulations further stipulate that if Chinese citizens engage in activities overseas that are deemed endangering national security or interests by the authorities, the provincial government can prohibit them from leaving the country again within three years after returning to China; if Chinese citizens violate export controls or technology import and export regulations and are deemed to "may endanger" China's industrial or technological security, the Ministry of Commerce and other competent authorities can also prohibit them from leaving the country.
Officials warned that the "State Council's regulations on exit and entry management" are about to be implemented, and the CCP's inspections in this area will be stricter. You must do a risk assessment when traveling to China, and do not think that it will not happen to you. The CCP has a good grasp of the personal information of Taiwanese people and has penetrated very deeply into Taiwan. If you have ever worked for an international NGO or human rights organization, it is best not to go to China.
Officials criticized that the CCP puts national security at the forefront. In order to keep Xi Jinping's regime standing and for the country to surpass the United States, security management work is much stricter than in the past, including the density of inspections and more inspection units than before. Security thinking is still the main means of control.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
China will increase the frequency of entry and exit checks on Taiwanese people after the new regulations are implemented
Likely · Within months

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