Legislator May Chin Indicted on Security Charges
Prosecutors say the four accepted more than NT$170 million in Chinese funding and used it to build a Beijing-linked network and fund campaigns.
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Legislator May Chin indicted on security charges
Independent Legislator May Chin (高金素梅) and three others were indicted yesterday on national security and corruption charges over allegations that they carried out activities on Beijing’s behalf.Chin, her former legislative office director Chang Chun-chieh (張俊傑), and publicly funded legislative assis
Independent Taiwanese MP Kao Chin Su Mei has been charged this Friday after being charged with corruption and violation of national security by allegedly receiving funds from Beijing to create "Chinese networks of influence" on the island, which the Chinese authorities consider to be a province more under their sovereignty. Thus, ... Continue reading "A deputy accused of receiving funds from Beijing to create networks of influence is taxed in Ta…
Lawmaker Kao Chin indicted on national security, corruption charges
Taipei, Nov. 6 (CNA) Independent lawmaker Kao Chin Su-mei (高金素梅) and three others were indicted Friday on national security and corruption charges over allegations that they carried out activities on Beijing's behalf with Chinese funding.
(Beijing=Yonhap News) Correspondent Han Jong-gu = Taiwanese prosecutors received large sums of money from Chinese authorities to build a pro-China organization and engaged in legislative activities representing China's interests...
Independent legislator Kao Chin Su-mei and her assistants Chang Chun-chieh, Chen Chih-hua, and Lin Yi-chun have been accused of receiving funds from the Chinese Communist Party and developing an organization in Taiwan. The Taiwan High Prosecutors Office, investigating the four for violating the National Security Act, indicted them today (6th) on charges of violating the National Security Act, corruption, and bribery. Kao Chin Su-mei is facing a …
Independent legislator Kao Chin Su-mei and her assistants Chang Chun-chieh, Chen Chih-huo, and Lin Yi-chun have been accused of receiving Chinese funds to develop an organization in Taiwan. The Taiwan High Prosecutors Office today indicted Kao Chin Su-mei on charges including violating the National Security Act, corruption, and bribery, and is seeking a 14-year prison sentence.
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