Abstract
In recent years, there has been a massive increase in Chinese authorities hunting down their own citizens abroad. Although the Chinese government’s anti-corruption campaign has led to numerous suspects returning to China and reporting to the police, it has repeatedly been criticised for providing the basis to eliminate any political and economic opposition. Various institutions, including Chinese intelligence agencies, operating worldwide, carry out these hunts. Their advancements illustrate the global orientation of such organisations, which has developed in line with Beijing’s growing confidence and changing foreign policy.
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