When mobs of pro-Beijing demonstrators beat up activists who protested against Xi Jinping’s visit to San Francisco for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit last year, there were indications that official Chinese state and Communist Party organs had coordinated their efforts.
On Tuesday afternoon, human-rights groups published the most comprehensive analysis of the street violence to date, identifying a few dozen U.S.-based community organizations that they said were at the sites of these incidents and are linked to Beijing’s “united front” political-influence operations.






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