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Reported claim

“Australian laws with extraterritorial application in terrorism, espionage, drug trafficking and child sex offences differ from China's Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law because they apply to Australian citizens or residents globally, whereas China's law extends extraterritorial jurisdiction to foreigners.”

moderate confidence 1 outlet · 1 report

Strengthened after ASPI Strategist reported it.

Belief History

Jul 2 Jul 2

Sources

ASPI Strategist supports medium reliability
Jul 2, 2026

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