
Ministry of State Security penalises state worker who framed colleague after missing overseas posting.
A Chinese state employee named Liu was penalised by the Ministry of State Security after falsely accusing a colleague of spying for Beijing following a missed overseas posting.
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A Chinese state employee falsely accused a colleague of espionage after missing out on an overseas posting.
A Chinese state employee who falsely accused a colleague of spying for Beijing after losing out on a coveted overseas posting has been penalised by the Ministry of State Security (MSS).
The perpetrator, identified only by his surname, Liu, earned a master’s degree from a prestigious university in 2018 and was regarded as a rising star at the public institution where he worked, the post said.
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