The FBI raid is the first known example of overseas authorities seizing materials from one of China's outposts. Read more at straitstimes.com.
NEW YORK - The nondescript, six-storey office building on a busy street in New York’s Chinatown lists several mundane businesses on its lobby directory, including an engineering company, an acupuncturist and an accounting firm.
Some of those online articles have been deleted recently as Western officials and human rights groups have called attention to the police offices. The New York outpost, which was set up by the city of Fuzhou, is based in the offices of a Chinese community organisation, the America Changle Association NY, according to the state-run China Youth Daily, which last year published a document listing various police outposts. Changle is a district in the city of Fuzhou. The article has since been deleted. Other addresses of Chinese police outposts match locations of private businesses, including Chinese restaurants and commercial associations.
It is not automatically inappropriate for police officers to work overseas. The FBI, for example, posts agents abroad. But they typically declare themselves to the foreign government and work out of US embassies. If they perform law enforcement duties, it is with the permission of local authorities. China has made similar arrangements for joint patrols in places like Italy, a popular destination for Chinese tourists.That makes the off-the-books operations all the more curious.
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