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U.S. lawmakers and activists demand tech firms halt surveillance sales to Chinese police after AP exposé linking companies like IBM and Dell to human rights abuses.
Lawmakers and activists are urging U.S. tech companies to stop selling surveillance technology to Chinese police, following an AP investigation revealing that firms like IBM, Dell, and Cisco supplied billions in equipment used in China’s surveillance network.
Concerns center on the technology enabling human rights abuses, targeting minorities, and suppressing dissent.
Republican and Democratic officials, including Sen. Josh Hawley and Rep. John Moolenaar, are demanding investigations and stronger export controls, while Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized corporate ethics.
Chinese activist Yang Caiying highlighted the personal toll of surveillance.
The companies say they complied with U.S. export laws.
Los legisladores y activistas estadounidenses exigen que las firmas tecnológicas detengan las ventas de vigilancia a la policía china después de que la AP expusiera a compañías como IBM y Dell por abusos contra los derechos humanos.