US EditionTaiwan revokes visa of pro-Beijing Chinese influencer
- Taiwan's National Immigration Agency revoked the visa of a Chinese national, Liu, for advocating military annexation of Taiwan.
- Liu is ordered to leave Taiwan within ten days and is banned from applying for residency for five years.
- The comments made by Liu on social media, which included referring to Taiwan as 'Taiwan province,' are seen as a threat to Taiwan's sovereignty.
- Taiwan's National Immigration Agency stated that Liu will face 'forcible deportation' if she overstays her deportation order limits.
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Chinese 'military unification' influencer sent deportation order - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, March 16 (CNA) The National Immigration Agency (NIA) confirmed on Sunday that a Chinese national who advocated for China's annexation of Taiwan using military power will face "forcible deportation" if she overstays a limit set by her deportation order.
Taiwan Expels Chinese TikToker Over ‘Unify by Force’ Speech
A Chinese TikToker has become the first resident of Taiwan to have her residency permit revoked over her speech in relation to China’s annexation of Taiwan “by force.” Liu Zhenya, wife of a Taiwanese citizen and reportedly a mother of three, runs a TikTok channel with nearly half a million subscribers that publishes content pushing for mainland China’s “unification” with Taiwan. The National Immigration Agency (NIA) interviewed Liu on March 4 af…
Taiwan probes two Chinese influencers over 'unification' comments
Taipei (AFP) Mar 18, 2025 Two Chinese influencers living in Taiwan are under investigation over their comments "advocating unification" with China, a Taipei immigration official said Tuesday, days after the agency ordered a third Chinese influencer to leave the island. The latest probes came as Taipei warns of deepening Chinese infiltration of the self-ruled island, which Beijing claims as part of its territory an
Newtalk News Baqi Culture Editor-in-Chief Fu Cha (Li Yanhe) was arrested by the mainland national security unit in Shanghai at the end of March 2023. It has been nearly two years. The mainland Taiwan Affairs Office confirmed today (17) that "the First Branch of the Shanghai Municipal People's Procuratorate accused Li Yanhe of inciting secession of the country. The Shanghai First Intermediate People's Court opened the first instance trial on Feb…
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