Chinese courts have significantly expanded their authority to restrict international travel, now encompassing individuals not formally accused of criminal wrongdoing. This development marks a broadening reach of the judiciary, allowing courts to implement bans in civil and administrative cases. The move impacts both citizens and foreign nationals, who may find their travel plans unexpectedly complicated.
The types of cases triggering these restrictions have diversified, primarily targeting debt-related disputes, individuals involved in ongoing civil litigation, and those needing to comply with court judgments. This reflects China's push to tighten control over civil compliance. However, this expansion raises profound legal challenges and concerns about due process and personal freedoms. Individuals are often barred from leaving the country without prior warning or clear reasoning, eroding transparency. This move is seen as an encroachment over the travel rights of an individual.
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