HONG KONG, Nov 6 — A former employee working for one of China’s state agencies has been given a rare death sentence for leaking “state secrets,” the Ministry of State...
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The case underscores China’s intense crackdown on espionage activities and highlights escalating tension between China and other countries on national security issues. Zhang was once “a core confidential personnel of a state agency” and was exposed to a large number of state secrets at work, the ministry said.
Zhang travelled outside of China to meet with a foreign spy surnamed Li who forced him to sign a cooperation agreement. Li seized Zhang’s USB work flash drive and personal belongings, the ministry said.
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