My letter to 广东省公安厅 on Jun 5, 2020

From: Yan Jun
Sent: 5 June, 2020 17:50
To: 广东省公安厅 (110@gdga.gov.cn)
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Subject: A possible case of espionage in Shenzhen

Dear Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department (广东省公安厅)

I am writing this letter to report to the authority a possible case of espionage in Shenzhen of China.

The case is in connection with the Singapore government, and the purpose of the case is to look for a connection between the Chinese government and me. The Singapore government is going to use the connection as evidence to show that my protests are not for justice but “amount to subversion and foreign interference in Singapore’s domestic politics”.

The Chinese company involved in the case was Princess International Express (深圳公主集运国际物流有限公司), an international transportation company. I used to shop online on Taobao and choose Princess International Express to send the products I ordered from Shenzhen to Singapore, which explains why this company is involved in an espionage case.

My background

Before taking up Singapore citizenship in 2007, I was a Chinese citizen working in Singapore. In Feb 2017, I informed the Hong Kong government and the international media that the Terrex detention issue happened in 2016 was a intrigue contrived by the Singapore government. In July 2017, I protested at downtown Singapore against both the Singapore and the Hong Kong government’s handling of the Terrex issue.

The Singapore government has since then put me under covert surveillance to look for the evidence of foreign interference in connection with my protests. Internal Security Department has a keen interest in the persons I talked to and the parcels mailed to me, especially the parcels from China.

The espionage activities in Malaysia and China

In October 2019, Yap Foo Beng, a Malaysian citizen who was my flat mate in a house in Johor Bahru of Malaysia, maliciously took away my parcel with the help of an employee of a local shipping company GD Express. I finally lodged a police report (GPATAH/007857/19) in Johor Bahru against Yap Foo Beng. While I haven’t received any reply from the Malaysian police, it is safe for me to conclude that Yap Foo Beng is a national security/intelligence officer.

As for the current case, I already informed the international media twice in my email to K. Shanmugam, the Minister for Home Affairs of Singapore, on Apr 6 and Apr 26 this year. Now my parcel was still with Princess International Express. Please see the attached file for details.  

Why I write this letter

Firstly, I prefer to be fair. Although I haven’t got any response, I did report Yap Foo Beng to the Malaysian police and forwarded the police report to the international community. Secondly, I would appreciate it if the Chinese government can remind Chinese citizens in Singapore not to get involved in espionage activities. Since July 2017, I have encountered a large number of Chinese migrant workers who are willing to act as informants for the Singapore government.

Thirdly, violating a country’s sovereignty by engaging in espionage activities is a very serious matter. Although the Hong Kong government has explained that the Terrex issue has been settled rather amicably, it is a fact that the China’s sovereignty has been infringed in the incident because Hong Kong has no sovereignty of its own.

Now a possible case of espionage involving the Singapore government has taken place in mainland China so your department has a duty to look into this matter. I will copy this email to People's Government of Guangdong Province (广东省人民政府) and Shenzhen Municipal Public Security Bureau (深圳市公安局).

I have no intention of damaging China-Singapore relations and can do nothing about it if your department doesn’t reply to me. If it is found to sell China’s sovereignty, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) must step down. However, I don’t think BBC and New York Times will report the selling of China’s sovereignty in this case even if my espionage allegations are true. After the disclosure of these activities to the public, the Singapore People’s Action Party (PAP) government will be finished.

I believe that your department is able to handle my report fairly.

I also believe that the PAP government ought to explain this espionage scandal to the voters before the coming General Election, or maybe before the dissolution of the Parliament. It has been reported that the General Election could be held in early July this year. 

Thank you for your attention. I am looking forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.

Regards,

Yan Jun

(Singapore NRIC: S7684361I)