Patrol and Persuade (2022) is a follow-up investigation to 110 Overseas, revealing more clandestine Chinese overseas police service stations, new police jurisdictions running such systems, and more cases of how these stations engage in "persuasion" operations to force Chinese residents back to China. 

110 Exterior (2022) - A mais recente investigação da Safeguard Defenders mergulha em profundidade no policiamento global em expansão da polícia chinesa, ao examinar uma campanha recente para combater frauds online e nas telecomunicações, o estabelecimento pela polícia local na China.

110 Overseas - Chinese Transnational Policing Gone Wild (2022) investigates a single Chinese police hunt for "lower-value" targets abroad. Rather than using legal forms of international cooperation, they resort to pressuring targets to return, in fact some 230,000 people for a little over year. Tied to this, a new law this year will establish full extraterritorial powers for China.

Home As Prison: The Increasing Use of House Arrests in China (2022) studies the rapidly expanding use of house arrest following Xi Jinping's ascent to power, and especially as related to two major revisions of law, in 2012 and 2018, which vastly expanded the powers afforded police when managing house arrests. Government data stands as the basis for data analysis, while legal analysis shows how police can use house arrests to circumvent time limitations and other safeguards within the criminal justice system.

Drugged and Detained: China’s psychiatric prisons investigates how the CCP disappears human rights defenders by locking them up in psychiatric facilities without medical justification. More than 140 detentions were documented through interviews by local NGOs and media from between 2015 and 2021, to reveal a picture of torment and abuse with some prisoners locked up on wards for years. Includes a sketch of the detention ward and hour by hour account of the brutal treatment at the hands of the staff given by a former victim now living in exile.

مبارزه با مصونیت: راهنمای چگونگی استفادۀ جامعه مدنی از قوانین مگنیتسکی برای تحریم ناقضان حقوق بشر
 

China’s missing verdicts - The demise of CJO and China’s judicial transparency outlines how judicial transparency is deteriorating in China.

 

This brief report outlines developments in China's criminal justice system during the pandemic and compares 2020/2021 with the preceding years.

China's institutionalization of two systems for secret and extra-legal detentions, RSDL and Liuzhi, sees continued growth, hollowing our regulated detention and criminal procedure.

Hide and Seek is the most comprehensive manual ever assembled on the issue of extraditions to China. A key tool for legal practitioners and those seeking detailed analysis of almost every issue relating to extraditions to China.

Returned Without Rights: State of Extraditions to China is a report that outlines how extraditions undermine the rule of law and international legal obligations in target countries, and the role they play in China's long-arm policing. 

Involuntary Returns: China’s covert operation to force ‘fugitives’ overseas back home (2022). This report blows the lid off China's far-ranging long-arm policing operation Sky Net, the 10,000 targets so far returned, and the legal basis allowing for kidnapping abroad.