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The pressure on overseas activists also extends to relatives in China. A Japanese professor has revealed that his students from Inner Mongolia were pressured by Chinese police through their parents to stop researching sensitive subjects.

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The pressure on overseas activists also extends to relatives in China. A Japanese professor has revealed that his students from Inner Mongolia were pressured by Chinese police through their parents to stop researching sensitive subjects.

The pressure on overseas activists also extends to relatives in China. A Japanese professor has revealed that his students from Inner Mongolia were pressured by Chinese police through their parents to stop researching sensitive subjects.

[CDT Report] Research and interviews with 14 people in Japan: China's transnational oppression, from surveillance and harassment to self-censorship at university, fear permeates everyday life (Part 2).

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