Fujianese organized crime

Fujianese organized crime

Founding location	Fujian, China
Years active	1900s–present
Territory	Global Chinese communities
Ethnicity	Hoklo people (Han Chinese)
Criminal activities	Violence and bribery, collaboration with police brutality
Allies	Triad (Hong Kong) Big Circle Gang Yakuza Yamaguchi-gumi (Japan) American Mafia Chinese Communist Party Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions Grand Alliance for Safeguarding Hong Kong
Rivals	Anti-communist, Hong Kong pro-democracy protestors: Hong Kong and Kowloon Trades Union Council HK First Professional Commons People Power League of Social Democrats Action 18 National Socialism Association China Youth Service & Recreation Centre

Fujianese organized crime or Fujian gang (simplified Chinese: 福建帮; traditional Chinese: 福建幫) refers to crime syndicates, similar to triad gangs, composed of Fujianese people. The term primarily refers to Fujianese immigrant gangs in Hong Kong, but can also refer more broadly to Fujianese community associations or to native crime syndicates in the province of Fujian.

In recent years, Fujian gangs have come under global attention due to their role in attacks against Hong Kong pro-democracy protestors such as 2019 Yuen Long attack and the attack in North Point on 8 November 2019.