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Tampering with Automatic ID Systems

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Examining reports of PRC vessels allegedly shutting off or tampering with their Automatic Identification Systems to obscure illicit activities in the waters several countries.

 activities in the waters of the Democratic Republic of Korea,Ecuador, Vanuatu, West Africa, the Philippines, and Indonesia. Ryan Loomis Heidi Holz /reports/2021/12

PRC Vessels Ramming Foreign Fishing Vessels

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Examining reports of PRC vessels allegedly ramming fishing vessels from the Philippines, Mauritania, Vietnam, Senegal, and Brazil between 2018 and 2021.

, and Brazil between 2018 and 2021. Ryan Loomis Heidi Holz /reports/2021/12/PRC-Vessels-Allegedly-Ramming-Foreign-Fishing-Vessels.pdf /reports/2021/12/PRC-Vessel%20Ramming%20Fishing-Vessels.pdf.jpg

Illicit Maritime Activity Case Studies

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A case study of illicit maritime activities allegedly carried out by PRC actors inflict economic and environmental damage on coastal nations and violate their sovereignty.

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Illicit Maritime Activity Summary

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A summary of illicit maritime activities allegedly carried out by PRC actors inflict economic and environmental damage on coastal nations and violate their sovereignty.

and operating in other countries’ jurisdictional waters  Ryan Loomis Heidi Holz /reports/2021/12/Exposing-the-Gap-Between-PRC-Rhetoric-and-Illicit-Maritime-Activity-Summary-Report.pdf a/1356 /images

Key Findings Illicit Maritime Activities

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A CNA study of 15 cases of vessels tied to China accused of illicit activities like IUU fishing or ramming foreign vessels, despite PRC maritime law rhetoric.

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Key Findings in Translation Illicit Maritime Activities

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A CNA report summary on China’s rhetoric and illicit maritime activity, translated into Arabic, Bahasa Indonesian, French, Khmer, Malay, and Tagalog Filipino.

’ jurisdictional waters Translations in: Arabic Bahasa Indonesian French Khmer Malay Tagalog Filipino Ryan Loomis Heidi Holz /reports/2021/12

Illicit Maritime Activity Summary Translations

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We examine gaps between the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC’s) policy and rhetoric regarding its role in the maritime environment and the PRC's illicit activities.

 sa ibaba. Ryan Loomis Heidi Holz /reports/2021/12/Exposing-the-Gap-Between-PRC-Rhetoric-and-Illicit-Maritime-Activity-Summary-Report-Tagalog.pdf /reports/2021/12/IllicitMaritimeActivity

Chinas Shaping of Information in Mekong Region

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This document summarizes a series of five CNA reports on China’s efforts to shape the information environments of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. For each country, we began by establishing a general understanding of the country’s information environment—the aggregate of individuals, organizations, and systems that play key roles in shaping opinions through the dissemination of news and information—so that we could place China’s efforts into context. Next, we identified key PRC narratives and examined each of the tactics, tools, and techniques that China is employing to promote those narratives to local audiences. Finally, CNA identified issues that affect the reach and resonance of China’s efforts to shape the views of local audiences in each country. This document draws from the five country reports to offer broad observations about how China is attempting to influence what audiences in the region read, hear, and watch.

. As the global COVID-19 pandemic unfolded, Beijing sought to portray itself as the primary source of aid and assistance to the Mekong countries. Heidi Holz Ryan Loomis /reports/2021/10

Chinas Playbook

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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has embarked on a campaign to shape what audiences around the world read, hear, and watch. Wei dentify Beijing’s efforts to influence the global media environment.

and other Western countries, often by seeking to delegitimize their policies, positions, and activities. Heidi Holz Anthony Miller /reports/2020/02/IRM-2020-U-024710-Final.pdf /reports/2020/02

Chinese Information Shaping in Mekong

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This document summarizes a series of five CNA reports on China’s efforts to shape the information environments of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. For each country, we began by establishing a general understanding of the country’s information environment—the aggregate of individuals, organizations, and systems that play key roles in shaping opinions through the dissemination of news and information—so that we could place China’s efforts into context. Next, we identified key PRC narratives and examined each of the tactics, tools, and techniques that China is employing to promote those narratives to local audiences. Finally, CNA identified issues that affect the reach and resonance of China’s efforts to shape the views of local audiences in each country. This document draws from the five country reports to offer broad observations about how China is attempting to influence what audiences in the region read, hear, and watch.

COVID-19 pandemic unfolded, Beijing sought to portray itself as the primary source of aid and assistance to the Mekong countries. Heidi Holz Ryan Loomis /reports/2020/09