Beijing’s ‘actions create an environment of opaqueness that is antithetical to the reporting requirements ... of the Securities Exchange Act,’ they wrote.
‘The operating system, or future updates ... to the system, could contain backdoors and vulnerabilities designed to facilitate espionage,’ their letter reads.
Reports of fatal shootings are rare in China, where the CCP generally bans civilian gun ownership and tightly controls information deemed harmful to its image.
They said Harvard trained members of the sanctioned, paramilitary organization XPCC, ‘a primary implementer of the CCP’s genocide against the Uyghurs.’
‘In Hong Kong, the CCP has completely corrupted the local judiciary and is turning it into a tool of intimidation and injustice,’ Sen. Dan Sullivan said.