Reputed Chinese Communist Party Front Group Helped Fuel U.S. Protests against Taiwanese President

A reputed front group for the Chinese Communist Party played a role in U.S. protests against Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen when she visited New York and California in March and April, National Review has learned.

Web pages reviewed by NR indicate that the Alliance for China’s Peaceful Reunification, USA, put together an anti-Taiwan rally and helped organize transportation to the site of a demonstration in New York during Tsai’s visit. Experts linked that group to the CCP’s United Front Work Department, the powerful party agency tasked with shaping international attitudes toward China.