WASHINGTON, D.C. — “They’re afraid for their families. In many ways, they can’t even think freely, even in a free country,” Stanford University’s Elsa Johnson said of Chinese students who study there. On Tuesday, the conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation held an event called “How to Stop ‘Academic Espionage’ on Campus” with Johnson (pictured center) and Garret Molloy (pictured left).
Reports of Chinese espionage at Stanford prompt freedom concerns at home and abroad
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