Chinese state guilty of 'transnational repression', say MI5, after two men found guilty of surveilling Beijing dissidents on British soil ⊖⊖
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59 days ago
The warning was issued just a day after UK Border Force officer Peter Wai, 40, and retired Hong Kong police officer Bill Yuen, 65, were convicted of spying on Chinese dissidents living here.
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UK Border Force officer exposed as Chinese spy as two men found guilty of surveilling Beijing dissidents on British soil ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
UK Border Force officer Peter Wai and retired Hong Kong police officer Bill Yuen spied on Chinese dissidents living in the UK and senior MPs who supported them.
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