The use of exit bans, combined with an expanded espionage law and raids on foreign businesses, have made international investors jittery about China.
The report comes amid growing concern about the environment for foreign businesses in China, after the wide-ranging overhaul last week of the country’s espionage law and raids on corporate consultancies Mintz Group and Bain & Co.
“China has continued to introduce new laws and regulations on exit bans, further complicating and confusing the legal landscape,” said the report. China’s Ministry of Public Security did not respond to questions about how many individuals are subject to exit bans.
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