University of Wisconsin Researchers ‘Helped China Tighten Its Surveillance Machine’ During Yearslong Partnership, Investigation Finds
Researchers from the University of Wisconsin worked for nearly a decade with partners in China on sensitive technology projects that likely helped China build its notorious domestic surveillance apparatus, including in Xinjiang province, wh
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Researchers from the University of Wisconsin worked for nearly a decade with partners in China on sensitive technology projects that likely helped China build its notorious domestic surveillance apparatus, including in Xinjiang province, where the Chinese are accused of brutal repression of the ethnic Uyghur population, a new report has found. The post University of Wisconsin Researchers ‘Helped China Tighten Its Surveillance Machine’ During Yearslong Partnership, Investigation Finds appeared first on .
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