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Research co-led by Committee of 100 and Andrew C. Kim shows significant racial bias against Asians in U.S. economic espionage prosecutions

September 22, 2021

Summary: Committee of 100 Chairman Gary Locke is quoted "The unfair and unequal discriminatory treatment of Chinese-Americans and Asian-Americans in contrast to people with non-Asian names is absolutely shocking and unacceptable.”

September 22, 2021

Committee of 100 Study: Asians face harsher punishment than Westerners in espionage cases

September 22, 2021

Committee of 100 Study : Racial Disparities Against Chinese in Espionage Prosecutions

September 22, 2021

Committee of 100 President Zhengyu Huang is quoted the new research is critical to understanding the racial discrimination and must recognize the racial stereotyping the Chinese and Asian American communities have had to deal with for over two centuries

September 22, 2021

Summary: A new study by Committee of 100 on racial disparities in U.S. prosecutions under the Economic Espionage Act show that Chinese Americans are more likely to be charged with espionage

September 22, 2021

A new study co-led by Committee of 100 and Andrew C. Kim on EEA, says people of Chinese heritage are more likely to be charged with crimes—and less likely to be convicted

September 21, 2021

Summary: Committee of 100 Chairman Gary Locke is quoted the findings of a new study “absolutely shocking and unacceptable” as Asians punished 2Xs as severely under Espionage Act

September 21, 2021

Committee of 100 report states that the U.S. is unfairly targeting Chinese over industrial espionage

September 21, 2021

New Research Shows Significant Racial Disparities Against Chinese and Asians in Espionage Prosecutions

September 21, 2021

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Research co-led by Committee of 100 and Andrew C. Kim shows significant racial bias against Asians in U.S. economic espionage prosecutions

Summary: Committee of 100 Chairman Gary Locke is quoted "The unfair and unequal discriminatory treatment of Chinese-Americans and Asian-Americans in contrast to people with non-Asian names is absolutely shocking and unacceptable.”

Committee of 100 Study: Asians face harsher punishment than Westerners in espionage cases

Committee of 100 Study : Racial Disparities Against Chinese in Espionage Prosecutions

Committee of 100 President Zhengyu Huang is quoted the new research is critical to understanding the racial discrimination and must recognize the racial stereotyping the Chinese and Asian American communities have had to deal with for over two centuries

Summary: A new study by Committee of 100 on racial disparities in U.S. prosecutions under the Economic Espionage Act show that Chinese Americans are more likely to be charged with espionage

A new study co-led by Committee of 100 and Andrew C. Kim on EEA, says people of Chinese heritage are more likely to be charged with crimes—and less likely to be convicted

Summary: Committee of 100 Chairman Gary Locke is quoted the findings of a new study “absolutely shocking and unacceptable” as Asians punished 2Xs as severely under Espionage Act

Committee of 100 report states that the U.S. is unfairly targeting Chinese over industrial espionage

New Research Shows Significant Racial Disparities Against Chinese and Asians in Espionage Prosecutions

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Research co-led by Committee of 100 and Andrew C. Kim shows significant racial bias against Asians in U.S. economic espionage prosecutions

Summary: Committee of 100 Chairman Gary Locke is quoted "The unfair and unequal discriminatory treatment of Chinese-Americans and Asian-Americans in contrast to people with non-Asian names is absolutely shocking and unacceptable.”

Committee of 100 Study: Asians face harsher punishment than Westerners in espionage cases

Committee of 100 Study : Racial Disparities Against Chinese in Espionage Prosecutions

Committee of 100 President Zhengyu Huang is quoted the new research is critical to understanding the racial discrimination and must recognize the racial stereotyping the Chinese and Asian American communities have had to deal with for over two centuries

Summary: A new study by Committee of 100 on racial disparities in U.S. prosecutions under the Economic Espionage Act show that Chinese Americans are more likely to be charged with espionage

A new study co-led by Committee of 100 and Andrew C. Kim on EEA, says people of Chinese heritage are more likely to be charged with crimes—and less likely to be convicted

Summary: Committee of 100 Chairman Gary Locke is quoted the findings of a new study “absolutely shocking and unacceptable” as Asians punished 2Xs as severely under Espionage Act

Committee of 100 report states that the U.S. is unfairly targeting Chinese over industrial espionage

New Research Shows Significant Racial Disparities Against Chinese and Asians in Espionage Prosecutions

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