Central News Agency (Central News Agency Reporter Wen Kui-hsiang, Taipei, July 1) China's "Law on the Promotion of Ethnic Unity and Progress" took effect on July 1. National security officials stated today that the government will continue to strengthen risk alerts for citizens traveling to China and enhance their media literacy. Simultaneously, it is studying the establishment of a mechanism to prevent and block collaborators in transnational repression, and will deepen cooperation with democratic countries to jointly curb China's cross-border law enforcement and transnational repression. China passed the "Law on the Promotion of Ethnic Unity and Progress" on March 12 this year, and it was officially implemented on July 1. The law consists of 7 chapters and 65 articles, covering education, language, publishing, the internet, business activities, and religion, and involves Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and overseas Chinese. The enactment of this law is intended to "forge a strong sense of common destiny for the Chinese nation" and mentions that China adheres to and improves the system of regional ethnic autonomy, safeguarding national unity and ethnic solidarity. China's "Law on the Promotion of Ethnic Unity and Progress" officially took effect today. The public is concerned about whether the government has established early warning and protection mechanisms to reduce the risk of citizens being subjected to transnational repression. National security officials stated that the government will focus on three major directions: enhancing citizens' risk literacy, strengthening domestic protective mechanisms, and deepening international cooperation to help citizens reduce the risks associated with traveling to China and cross-border activities. National security officials pointed out that in recent weeks, relevant ministries and commissions, including the Mainland Affairs Council, have successively reminded the public to pay attention to the risks of traveling to and exchangi