Chinese hacking is hurting the attempts by the people of China to advance their own human rights.
Robert Pittenger: “Chinese hacking is hurting the attempts by the people of China to advance their own human rights.”
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Pittenger highlights the negative impact of Chinese hacking on human rights efforts.
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