護る会 Takes Aim at China's "Overseas Police"

A new organization called “護る会” (Gorukai) is taking aim at China’s “overseas police,” a force of agents who are tasked with monitoring and controlling the activities of Chinese citizens living abroad. The group was founded by Japanese politician Shigeru Aoyama and has been gaining traction in recent months. The organization seeks to protect the rights of Chinese citizens living outside their home country. It does this by providing legal assistance, offering advice on immigration matters, and helping those affected by human rights violations. In addition, it works to raise awareness about the issue of overseas policing in China and its effects on individuals living abroad. The group has also been vocal in its criticism of the Chinese government for its lack of transparency when it comes to overseas policing activities. They have urged the government to be more open about their policies and practices so that individuals can better understand their rights when living abroad. In an interview with Japan Times, Aoyama stated that he believes it is important for people to be aware of what is happening in other countries as well as their own. He said that while many people may not be directly affected by overseas policing, they should still be informed about it so they can make educated decisions about how they live their lives abroad. Aoyama also expressed his hope that Gorukai will help create a safe environment for Chinese citizens living outside their home country where they can feel secure in knowing that their rights are being respected and protected. He concluded by saying that he hopes his organization will continue to grow and become a powerful voice for those who are unable to speak up for themselves due to fear or oppression from authorities back home.