【新唐人2014年04月30日讯】澳洲媒体报导，中共在澳洲多所知名大学内建立庞大的秘密间谍网络，以监控中国留学生和当地华人，以保护北京的“核心利益”，此举促使澳洲政府强化反情报能力。
澳洲《时代报》（The Age）报导说，中共在澳大利亚多所知名高等学府内，进行大量的监控工作，这些学府有9万多名中国留学生。澳洲一名官员声称，中共在“悉尼大学”的资源，比澳洲政府还多。中共政权如此严密的间谍网，促使澳洲安全情报组织（Australian Security Intelligence Organization）建立新的反情报能力，并将工作重点从原先的反恐，移转到反制中共的情报活动。
旅澳历史学专家李元华:“民主社会的人很难想像专制极权国家对人民的控制，它这个网撒的很大，对这出国留学的爱国青年怀念祖国一种思念之情，它去搞了一些所谓的政府组织，但是组织里面其实更多的来讲是监视自己的同学，自己的老师，控制自己本国人民去搜罗其他国家对它所谓一些有利的情报的一个网，这个网实际上就是一个特务网。”
中国留学生是澳洲各大学最重要的国际客户，而中共在这些大学设置的情报网络却限制着中国留学生的一言一行。《时代报》指称，曾有一名中国留学生在澳洲见到达赖喇嘛，中共安全官员就找上他在中国的父母，要他们约束儿子的行为。
李元华:“很多学生团体直接听命于中领馆，中领馆实际上是给他们布置任务的，提供经费。譬如说像欢迎中共领导人，或者说他认为是对它政权不利的一些自由人士，进行反对或者继续灌输中共的一套所谓的爱国主义。学生也没有意识到是自己是在充当一个特务，很多人是不自觉的在为它提供讯息。”
报导引述澳洲一所顶尖大学的一名资深教授的话说，他因为在“新南威尔斯大学”的一场研讨会上论及民主议题，在中国被情报部门审讯了4次。
李元华:“这个里面也有窃取西方情报的、有大量的留学生又是一流的学府。所以不光从科研情报到控制这个海外的访学的学者监视。用恐布的手段去对自己的国民，到了国外以后，继续想箝制他们的思想，让他们不能自由的去思考，自由的去发言，对那些想表达自己心愿的人，去讲出一些真话的人去威胁。”
报导说，中共的电子谍报能力广为人知，中共政权经常利用网络渗透澳洲大型公司和政治人物。旅居加拿大的民运人士李一平表示，他认识一个成功的企业家，在海外有大量的人脉关系，中共安全部门曾经要他提供协助在海外建立网路，给他的条件就是政治上的地位，或在国内挣多钱的机会。
旅居加拿大民运人士李一平:“所有这些华人社团，领事管和大使馆都是对他们有资助的，甚至还请他们回到中国，免费旅游、免费招待，都是用中国穷苦老百姓身上榨取的民脂民膏，在海外做这些事情。海外经常有所谓的反对藏独，疆独，反对西方国家的一些政策，都是由学生组织出头来做的。间谍网第二个功能就是窃取经济上的情报。”
广东网民杰克:“它历来都是搞统一战线的，每年共产党派大把的特务往出去走，当然留学生出去之后，他们也是希望帮他们干点事情。留学生跑到欧美国家去看他们民主，肯定有点想法，它就害怕，它们历来都抓紧思想教育，派的这些所谓使节都是全部围绕政治干事情。”
2005年投诚澳大利亚的前中共外交官陈用林，他在接受英国广播公司《BBC》采访时指出，中共外交官在澳大利亚每所大学成立中国学生会，任命会长并提供大量金援。这些学生在机场欢迎到访的中共领导人、阻挡抗议团体和搜集情报方面很有用，而且中共国安官员指使学生特务渗透异议团体，特别是与西藏和“法轮功”有关的团体。
采访编辑/熊斌 后制/陈建铭
Chinese Communist Party Spy Networks in Top Australian Universities
Australian media reported that the Chinese Communist
Party (CCP) has established a huge secret spy
network in many famous universities in Australia.
Their purpose is to monitor Chinese students, and local
Chinese communities, to protect Beijing’s “core interests".
This has prompted the Australian government
to strengthen its counter-intelligence capabilities.
Australia’s ‘The Age’ has reported that the
CCP is conducting surveillance activities
in many of the countries famous universities.
There are more than 90,000 overseas Chinese students.
One Australian official stated the CCP has more resources
at the University of Sydney than the Australian Government.
This has prompted the Australian Security Intelligence
Organization to create new counter-intelligence capabilities.
It is shifting its focus from anti-terrorism to
intelligence countering the CCP’s activities.
Li Yuanhua, Historian, Australia: “It is hard
for people in a democratic society to imagine
the control on people from a dictatorship regime.
The CCP set up some so-called governmental organizations
using youth patriotism, and of them missing their homeland.
These organization are in fact to monitor
students, teachers, and control Chinese people.
It is to collect favorable intelligence. The network
is widespread, and is actually a spy network."
Chinese students are the most important international
customers within various universities in Australia.
The CCP set up intelligence networks in the universities
to restrict the words and deeds of Chinese students.
The Age highlighted the case of a Chinese
student in Australia who met the Dalai Lama.
CCP public security officials found his parents in
China, and demanded them to control their son.
Li Yuanhua: “Many student groups directly
take orders from the Chinese consulates.
The consulates assign them tasks and provide
funding, such as welcoming CCP leaders.
They also oppose those they think are detrimental
to the regime, or work to instill so-called patriotism.
Students do not realize they act as spies. Many
provide information to the CCP without thinking."
The news report quoted a senior professor
from one of the top universities in Australia.
He was interrogated four times in China, because
he addressed issues of democracy during a seminar
held by the University of New South Wales.
Li Yuanhua: “It also steals Western intelligence, with
a large number of students in first-class institutions.
It not only steals scientific intelligence,
but also controls visiting scholars.
The CCP threatens its people by means of terror
and suppresses people’s thoughts overseas.
It does this so that they cannot think freely or speak freely.
The CCP also threatens those who express their thoughts."
The report stated that the capabilities of
CCP electronic intelligence are well known.
The regime often uses the Internet to penetrate
into large companies and important politicians.
Li Yiping, a democracy activists living in Canada,
said he knew a successful entrepreneur who
has a large number of overseas connections.
The CCP asked him to help set up a network
overseas, in return for political status and the
opportunity to earn a lot of money in China.
Li Yiping: “Chinese consulates and embassies
fund all these Chinese associations.
They even invite them to China with
free travel and free entertainment.
The CCP uses poor Chinese people’s
flesh and blood to do this grooming.
Overseas activities such as ‘Anti-Tibetan
Separatists’ and ‘Anti-East Turkistan
Separatists’ are all organized by students.
The second function of the spy network
is to steal economic intelligence."
‘Jack’, Guangdong netizen: “Each year, the
CCP sends a large amount of spies overseas.
It hopes that they will help the CCP achieve something.
The CCP is afraid that overseas students will develop their
own ideas once they see democracy in western countries.
It has always worked on ideological education. The CCP
sent out those to help with so-called political ideology."
Former spy Chen Yonglin, who defected in Sydney
in 2005 spoke during an interview with the BBC.
The CCP consulates established student associations
at every university in Australia and provided funding.
The students are used for welcoming visiting
Chinese leaders and collecting useful intelligence.
CCP national security officials ordered students to infiltrate
’dissident‘ groups, particularly Free Tibet and Falun Gong.
Interview & Edit/Xiong Bin Post-Production/Chen Jianming
