(1) As used in this part, unless the context requires otherwise:(1) “Agent of a foreign adversary” means an agent directed or controlled by a foreign adversary, or such agent's proxy;(2) “Agent of a foreign terrorist organization” means an agent directed or controlled by a foreign terrorist organization, or a foreign terrorist organization agent's proxy;(3) “Foreign adversary” means the countries specified in 15 CFR 791.4(a), or a successor regulation;(4) “Foreign law” means a law, legal code, or system of governance of a jurisdiction other than the United States or a state or territory of the United States;(5) “Foreign terrorist organization” means an entity designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the United States department of state in accordance with § 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. § 1189), or by the United States department of the treasury as a specially designated entity in accordance with 31 CFR subtitle B, chapter V;(6) “Protected conduct” means conduct that is:(A) Lawful under federal, state, or local law of the United States; and(B) Is:(i) Free exercise of religion;(ii) Speech, orally or in writing in print or digital form, on a matter of public interest or concern;(iii) Petitioning any federal, state, or local government entity for redress of grievances; or(iv) Peaceably assembling; and(7) “Transnational repression” means an act emanating from or attributable to a foreign adversary or foreign terrorist organization that is committed:(A) By an agent of that foreign adversary or foreign terrorist organization;(B) With the intent to harass, intimidate, censor, or otherwise extend the foreign adversary's or foreign terrorist organization's ability to influence, control, or impose the foreign adversary's or foreign terrorist organization's preferences on the behavior of individuals outside of the foreign adversary's territorial jurisdiction, if applicable; and(C) Either:(i) Directly by means of physical contact, threats, or electronic targeting; or(ii) Indirectly by means such as actual or credible threats of collective punishment or harassment of other individuals under the regime's effective control, financial coercion, abuse of administrative processes, selective prosecution of laws of general application, or the use or direction of social media and telecommunications entities.
(1) “Agent of a foreign adversary” means an agent directed or controlled by a foreign adversary, or such agent's proxy;
(2) “Agent of a foreign terrorist organization” means an agent directed or controlled by a foreign terrorist organization, or a foreign terrorist organization agent's proxy;
(3) “Foreign adversary” means the countries specified in 15 CFR 791.4(a), or a successor regulation;
(4) “Foreign law” means a law, legal code, or system of governance of a jurisdiction other than the United States or a state or territory of the United States;
(5) “Foreign terrorist organization” means an entity designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the United States department of state in accordance with § 219 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. § 1189), or by the United States department of the treasury as a specially designated entity in accordance with 31 CFR subtitle B, chapter V;
(6) “Protected conduct” means conduct that is:(A) Lawful under federal, state, or local law of the United States; and(B) Is:(i) Free exercise of religion;(ii) Speech, orally or in writing in print or digital form, on a matter of public interest or concern;(iii) Petitioning any federal, state, or local government entity for redress of grievances; or(iv) Peaceably assembling; and
(A) Lawful under federal, state, or local law of the United States; and
(B) Is:(i) Free exercise of religion;(ii) Speech, orally or in writing in print or digital form, on a matter of public interest or concern;(iii) Petitioning any federal, state, or local government entity for redress of grievances; or(iv) Peaceably assembling; and
(i) Free exercise of religion;
(ii) Speech, orally or in writing in print or digital form, on a matter of public interest or concern;
(iii) Petitioning any federal, state, or local government entity for redress of grievances; or
(iv) Peaceably assembling; and
(7) “Transnational repression” means an act emanating from or attributable to a foreign adversary or foreign terrorist organization that is committed:(A) By an agent of that foreign adversary or foreign terrorist organization;(B) With the intent to harass, intimidate, censor, or otherwise extend the foreign adversary's or foreign terrorist organization's ability to influence, control, or impose the foreign adversary's or foreign terrorist organization's preferences on the behavior of individuals outside of the foreign adversary's territorial jurisdiction, if applicable; and(C) Either:(i) Directly by means of physical contact, threats, or electronic targeting; or(ii) Indirectly by means such as actual or credible threats of collective punishment or harassment of other individuals under the regime's effective control, financial coercion, abuse of administrative processes, selective prosecution of laws of general application, or the use or direction of social media and telecommunications entities.
(A) By an agent of that foreign adversary or foreign terrorist organization;
(B) With the intent to harass, intimidate, censor, or otherwise extend the foreign adversary's or foreign terrorist organization's ability to influence, control, or impose the foreign adversary's or foreign terrorist organization's preferences on the behavior of individuals outside of the foreign adversary's territorial jurisdiction, if applicable; and
(C) Either:(i) Directly by means of physical contact, threats, or electronic targeting; or(ii) Indirectly by means such as actual or credible threats of collective punishment or harassment of other individuals under the regime's effective control, financial coercion, abuse of administrative processes, selective prosecution of laws of general application, or the use or direction of social media and telecommunications entities.
(i) Directly by means of physical contact, threats, or electronic targeting; or
(ii) Indirectly by means such as actual or credible threats of collective punishment or harassment of other individuals under the regime's effective control, financial coercion, abuse of administrative processes, selective prosecution of laws of general application, or the use or direction of social media and telecommunications entities.