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Chinese -backed centers at UK universities are threatened with new free speech laws

Richard Adams

The Confucius Institutes in Universities in the UK are threatened with new free speech rules by making urgent negotiations between ministers, vice presidents and regulators on the fate of Chinese -backed language and cultural centers.

Universities are afraid that the new regulations implemented by the Office for students this month will lead to legal headaches with Chinese partners, including the government in Beijing, and may lead to the closure of some.

University leaders claim that foreign governments have been left in the dark by the UK’s regulator as to violate the new rules that remove the personnel employed in the institutes from the institutes.

Manchester, Coventry and Liverpool universities, including the 20 Confucius Institutes operating in the UK, each university, Chinese university and a branch of the Chinese state are partnerships. They present Mandarin lessons and encourage cultural events, but critics claim that they act as a Trojan horse within the education system.

The Ministry of Education (DFE) said that “British welcomed a number of international partnerships with higher education”, but they should comply with the laws and regulations of the UK.

DFE, “Individual higher education providers’ criteria for the current regulations criteria to restrict and take steps to take steps to take the effect of taking steps,” he said.

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