The surge in China ’s outbound ban has caused concerns about foreign organizations in

(Beijing Comprehensive News) The media and non -governmental organizations have pointed out that in recent years, China has expanded its scope of applicability to restrict exit, surge in cases of exit, and triggers concern to foreign organizations in China.

Safeguard Defenders, headquartered in Madrid, released on Tuesday (May 2nd), which is trapped in cages: China ’s increasingly prolonged outbound issue reports, saying that in recent years, restrictions on exitCommonly used tools, and the regulations related to exit are complex, blurred, and expanded. "Any government agency may authorize the implementation of restrictions on the implementation of the country by any reason."

Reuters' analysis of the Database of the Supreme Court of China shows that from 2016 to 2022, cases that restricted exit were eight times.The report quoted the protection of Guardian advocating Director Laura Has that since 2018, China has passed at least five new laws authorized to implement restrictions on exit, so that this type of law has reached at least 15 laws.

Protecting the Guardian report pointed out that people who have been restricted to exit include activists and family members, foreign businessmen, journalists and family members, people involved in civil disputes, ethnic minorities.

The report estimates that "if the restrictions based on national reasons are calculated, the number of people will be restricted will reach millions."The organization quoted an academic paper published in Thunderbird International Business Review in March 2022, saying that 128 foreigners were banned from exit from 1995 to 2019, including 29 Americans and 44 Canadians.

The Ministry of Public Security of China did not respond to Reuters' inquiries.The anti -spy law adopted by China on April 26 stipulates that those who may endure the national security or suspected spy after leaving the country can restrict the exit.

Reuters reports that a Singapore executive at Mintz Group, a recent US survey company, has been banned from leaving China.

Ross, chairman of the China Chamber of Commerce China Policy Committee, said: "More and more companies and entities expressed concerns about this." The EU Chamber of Commerce said: "As China actively strives to attract foreign investment, the signal issued by restrictions on exporting ban issuesVery complicated.