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    China verlangt von Lehrern die Herausgabe von Reisepässen: Schockierender Schritt zur Kontrolle des Reiseverkehrs und zur Begrenzung des ausländischen Einflusses

    https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/china-demands-teachers-surrender-passports-shocking-move-control-travel-limit-foreign-influence-1727461

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    5. autotldr on

      This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/china-demands-teachers-surrender-passports-shocking-move-control-travel-limit-foreign-influence-1727461) reduced by 89%. (I’m a bot)
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      > In a tightening grip on civil society, Chinese authorities have implemented a policy that requires teachers and other public-sector employees to surrender their passports.

      > Teachers have become central to the party's push to enforce ideological conformity, and authorities are increasingly concerned about the influence foreign travel could have on them.

      > According to government notices, teachers who refuse to hand over their passports or travel abroad without official permission face disciplinary action.

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    7. Almaegen on

      They are panicking because their economy is falling apart in a catastrophic way and they are worried about capital flight/brain drain. They will soon move to shut thr country off from the outside world entirely.

    10. Swimming_Profit8857 on

      Communism is just another form of gangsterism, The PRC and North Korea are the best evidence for that. Toxic to humans, pets, and wildlife.

    11. ImportantPost6401 on

      I think we in the West are closer to this that we care to admit. Redditors support this sort of thing in the name of pandemic control or preventing “misinformation” for example.

    12. Superbunzil on

      Tale as old as time

      China was always approaching this cross road for decades where its continued prosperity would come at the cost of its culturally engrained authoritarianism

      To choose to prosper or to demand absolute authority- you can not have both and China decided the latter

    14. Light_fires on

      Any nation that has to control foregin influence has a weak culture. In china’s case it’s the culture of the CCP that ruins the rest of its beautiful culture.

    15. uacoop on

      This is the kind of thing I’d like to see some sort of primary source for…

    17. edbash on

      One of the first signs of a true totalitarian government is restricting people from leaving. And further requiring documents to travel within the country. Once that happens, it goes downhill fast: as per the Third Reich and USSR.

    18. DiarrheaMonkey- on

      Wow that’s bad. That’s basically what private companies and super-rich families do to immigrant slave laborers in India and most Middle-Eastern states.

      Sure am glad that I refused 3 teaching job offers in China and will very soon be on a flight to work in another nation. Taiwan will always be my first choice though, but there are relatively few positions available there, probably because Western teachers want to stay there..

    20. claptonsbabychowder on

      The Chinese equivalent of Project 2025’s plan to eliminate the Department of Education.

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