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China to amend anti-espionage law to cover cyberattacks by foreign spies and ‘surrogates’

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China to amend anti-espionage law to cover cyberattacks by foreign spies and ‘surrogates’

  • Proposed changes also include provisions to strengthen protection of personal information in counter-espionage work, legislative spokesman says
  • Top legislature’s standing committee is expected to endorse the change next week

Updated: 7:27am, 22 Apr, 2023

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