US Congressional Group Presses for Investigation of Environmental Nonprofit's Ties to China
A US national security group is urging Congress to investigate an environmental-law nonprofit due to its past partnerships and ties with Chinese government-linked organizations, sparking fresh pressure at home.
A national security group is urging Congress to investigate a prominent US environmental law nonprofit due to its past partnerships and programming ties with Chinese government-linked organizations, fueling pressure on lawmakers at home amid concerns about foreign influence in the judicial system. The group claims these connections pose a threat to US sovereignty and undermine the independence of judges who have participated in the non-profit's training programs. Critics argue that such collaborations do not necessarily imply bias, but rather demonstrate a commitment to global environmental issues. The move comes as the nonprofit has faced scrutiny over its ties to China-linked groups in recent months.
