Chinese Dissidents "frightened" by Ottawa's Inaction Over Chinese Police Stations

Chinese dissidents are demanding the Canadian government immediately take action following news that Xi Jinping's communist regime opened police stations in Canada to do Beijing's dirty work. During a Tuesday hearing of Canada-People's Republic of China Relationship committee, MPs were told Ottawa must introduce legislation to list Chinese police acting on Canadian soil as foreign agents. Co-founder and trustee of Hong Kong Watch, Aileen Calverley, said she's "Frightened" because there are Chinese police where she lives in Milton, Ontario. "Actually, quite a few have opened up in Ontario and one in Markham where I live. The Chinese agents have been around, I think openly," the dissident said. Despite claims that officers are positioned to help Chinese citizens file paperwork, the stations have led to international arrests and forced some to return to their home countries to face prosecution. Calverley claimed that if Chinese police want to act like foreign agents on Canadian soil, they should legally be treated as such. "Canada should have some new legislation because as police from China they should be agents. They're government officials" Calverley said.