Topic: Public Security Bureau
The Public Security Bureau in China exemplifies the state’s aggressive approach to surveillance and censorship. Through measures such as heavy fines for VPN usage and the implementation of smart locks to monitor citizens, the Bureau enforces strict control over free expression and individual privacy. This situation highlights the ongoing threat to civil liberties in environments where government oversight stifles dissent and personal freedoms.
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China Fines Man Over $144,000 After He Used a VPN
One of the first victims of China’s VPN crackdown.
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In China, smart locks are being used to track citizens and enforce lockdowns
In some regions, they’re mandatory.
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Dr. Li Wenliang, who was reprimanded for warning people of coronavirus on Weibo, has died
Dr. Li Wenliang was the first to publicly announce that coronavirus could be a major problem and has now succumbed…