Two-Pager: Chinese influence and interference in the Dutch media landscape
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Disclaimer: This two-pager has been prepared by the CKN Secretariat and should not be considered the work of the individuals listed as authors of the report.
Key Takeaways
- China is targeting by attrition, both within its borders and in the Netherlands, critical voices about China (the so-called chilling effect), to diminish the activity of critical voices, causing them to be drowned out or give up entirely. Affecting both correspondents in China and specific groups in the Netherlands.
- China is one of the most sophisticated actors in transnational repression worldwide. This also manifests itself in the Netherlands, especially among human rights activists, non-Han Chinese diaspora and Chinese students.
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China Knowledge Network
The Dutch China Knowledge Network (CKN) is a network established to involve China experts and disseminate knowledge within the government of the Netherlands and beyond.Our key task is to connect various angles of research and events to better understand China’s motives, policies and vision to develop more effective policies and better advise social partners. The secretariat of the knowledge network has been assigned to think tank Clingendael together with LeidenAsiaCentre. They will function primarily as ‘knowledge brokers’, matching the supply and demand of knowledge.