Found in Translation
Found in TranslationFirst-hand research materials on CCP's disinformation campaign and global interference operations.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 72 | Subscribers | Read | foundintran.substack.com |
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Leaders of GTA group linked to alleged CCP interference & money-laundering attended Tiananmen military parade
“I’m very happy to see our motherland thriving….and I will continue to spread China’s positive energy overseas.” said CTCCO president WENG Guoning.
BC Billionaire Mall Owner Ruby Liu Says She’s Suing Her Own Lawyer
Ms. Liu also vowed to “dig up a centuries-old cover-up.”
FiT and CFHK Teamed Up to Launch a Visual Guide to Help Canadian Voters Confront PRC Interference
Found in Translation (FiT) and Canadian Friends of Hong Kong (CFHK) have teamed up to produce Dotting the Map, a public interest research and civic education project that visually outlines the networks, tactics, and narratives behind the Pe...
Former Toronto mayoral candidate met with sanctioned Hong Kong officials
Tony Luk said he ran for mayor of Toronto to “tell China’s story well”.
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