US government staff banned from 'romantic, sexual' relations with Chinese citizens

[1srelluc]

US government staff banned from 'romantic, sexual' relations with Chinese citizens: reports

Policy covers government personnel, family members, contractors with security clearances

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Policy covers government personnel, family members, contractors with security clearances.

Government personnel in the United States have been banned from having romantic and sexual relations with Chinese citizens or they risk getting ordered to leave the country, according to reports.

The ban, known as a "non-fraternisation" policy, is implemented for American government personnel in China, as well as family members and contractors with security clearances, The Associated Press reported.

The AP, citing four anonymous sources, reported that the ban covers US missions in mainland China, including the embassy in Beijing and consulates in Guangzhou, Shanghai, Shenyang, and Wuhan. It also includes the American consulate in Hong Kong.

Exemptions may be requested by employees who already have pre-existing relationships with Chinese citizens, according to The AP's sources. However, they must end their relationship or leave their position if their request is denied.

Swallwell Doctrine?

Meh, nothing new, there have been non-frat orders for folks with and without clearances before that were in place for many decades.

USSR and all other East Bloc countries, China, Cuba, etc.

 

[1srelluc]

Makes sense really; you just end up getting horny again 45 minutes later anyway.

 

[Votto]

US government staff banned from 'romantic, sexual' relations with Chinese citizens: reports

Policy covers government personnel, family members, contractors with security clearances

www.hcamag.com

Policy covers government personnel, family members, contractors with security clearances.

Government personnel in the United States have been banned from having romantic and sexual relations with Chinese citizens or they risk getting ordered to leave the country, according to reports.

The ban, known as a "non-fraternisation" policy, is implemented for American government personnel in China, as well as family members and contractors with security clearances, The Associated Press reported.

The AP, citing four anonymous sources, reported that the ban covers US missions in mainland China, including the embassy in Beijing and consulates in Guangzhou, Shanghai, Shenyang, and Wuhan. It also includes the American consulate in Hong Kong.

Exemptions may be requested by employees who already have pre-existing relationships with Chinese citizens, according to The AP's sources. However, they must end their relationship or leave their position if their request is denied.

Swallwell Doctrine?

Meh, nothing new, there have been non-frat orders for folks with and without clearances before that were in place for many decades.

USSR and all other East Bloc countries, China, Cuba, etc.

But...................

 

[1srelluc]

I bet the Marine guards are sweating bullets.

Hell, our main job should be ******* the chi-coms.

 

[Blaster]

Does this include Swallwell?

 

[Unkotare]

US government staff banned from 'romantic, sexual' relations with Chinese citizens: reports

Policy covers government personnel, family members, contractors with security clearances

www.hcamag.com

Policy covers government personnel, family members, contractors with security clearances.

Government personnel in the United States have been banned from having romantic and sexual relations with Chinese citizens or they risk getting ordered to leave the country, according to reports.

The ban, known as a "non-fraternisation" policy, is implemented for American government personnel in China, as well as family members and contractors with security clearances, The Associated Press reported.

The AP, citing four anonymous sources, reported that the ban covers US missions in mainland China, including the embassy in Beijing and consulates in Guangzhou, Shanghai, Shenyang, and Wuhan. It also includes the American consulate in Hong Kong.

Exemptions may be requested by employees who already have pre-existing relationships with Chinese citizens, according to The AP's sources. However, they must end their relationship or leave their position if their request is denied.

Swallwell Doctrine?

Meh, nothing new, there have been non-frat orders for folks with and without clearances before that were in place for many decades.

USSR and all other East Bloc countries, China, Cuba, etc.

Whew! Glad they didn't have that rule when I lived there!