| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Associated Press | TAIWAN COURT SENTENCES A WOMAN TO 7 YEARS IN PRISON FOR CONSPIRING WITH CHINESE OFFICIALS | 1 hr ago |
2026-08-11T09:22:14Z BANGKOK (AP) — A Taiwanese court on Tuesday sentenced a woman who advocated for spouses born in mainland China to seven years in prison, after finding her guilty of conspiring with Chinese… The court in New Taipei city ruled that Hsu Chun-ying, who was herself born in China, violated the Anti-Infiltration Act for contact with Chinese officials and the Banking Act by transferring 24.5 million New Taiwan…
Associated Press reports that 2026-08-11T09:22:14Z BANGKOK (AP) — A Taiwanese court on Tuesday sentenced a woman who advocated for spouses born in mainland China to seven years in prison, after finding her guilty of conspiring with Chinese…
The report adds: The court in New Taipei city ruled that Hsu Chun-ying, who was herself born in China, violated the Anti-Infiltration Act for contact with Chinese officials and the Banking Act by transferring 24.5 million New Taiwan…
The case has garnered intense media attention, partly because of Hsu’s identity as a so-called mainland spouse — those born in China who immigrated to Taiwan after marriage.
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