https://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2011/05/14/soros-and-the-state-department-moving-iran-towards-the-open-society/

Tellingly, a little under a year ago, Iran’s Intelligence Ministry issued a decree banning some sixty organizations from the country, including the state department-funded Freedom House, Soros’ own Open Society Institute (OSI), and the Soros-financed Human Rights Watch (HRW).[2] These three organizations, along with the US’s Voice of America (VOA) radio program, and the Amsterdam-based Radio Zamaneh, all stand accused by the regime as being part of a campaign to incite unrest in the country

https://www.veteranstoday.com/2016/02/01/china-to-george-soros-go-home-and-never-come-back/

China to George Soros: Go Home and Never Come Back!

Perhaps China saw that Russia dumped Soros and told him to go back home. In fact, China and Russia have been trying to work together on many issues over the past few months.[3] Perhaps China saw that Soros was up to no good. Perhaps they saw the debacle in Ferguson and in Ukraine and realized that this old man is a rabble–rouser. Perhaps they saw the article at Sputnik News which says that “George Soros Support for Human Rights Watch Advances Subversive Agenda.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/08/breaking-poland-deports-top-soros-organizer-and-agitator-back-to-ukraine/

On Tuesday August 14, 2018, Poland deported top Soros organizer Lyudmyla Kozlovska from the Schengen (EU) area without an explanation.

The George Soros Open Dialog Foundation called this an “act of political nature carried out by the Polish authorities in order to stop the activities of the organisation in the country and abroad.”