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Shen Boyang is a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party. In mid-October 2024, he was listed as a "Taiwan independence die-hard" by the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Communist Party of China and put on a wanted list. People from Hong Kong, China, entrusted Taiwanese credit reporting companies to monitor Shen Boyang for a long time from September 2024 through Hong Kong funds. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office investigated the case on July 7, 2025.
Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was listed as a "Taiwan independence die-hard" by the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Communist Party of China in mid-October 2024 and put on a wanted list. In 2024, people from Hong Kong used Hong Kong funds to entrust a Taiwanese credit reporting company to monitor Shen Boyang for a long time. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office investigated the case today (7th), prosecuted four credit reporting companies for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and issued a wanted notice for the main suspect who is a Hong Kong citizen. Media person Li Zhenghao felt this and shouted to Huang Guochang, chairman of the People's Party: "One crime, one punishment. How many people have you imprisoned? Tucheng is waiting for you."
Li Zhenghao said that the most frightening thing today is that China actually injected Hong Kong funds into Taiwan's credit reporting companies as early as September 2024, and the paparazzi have been following Shen Boyang for a long time. At this time, Shen Boyang had just been in office for about half a year as a legislator.
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Li Zhenghao quoted the contents of the indictment: "Zheng ○ Jin, Xie ○ Chen, Jiang Wenxin, Hou ○ Han, Ju ○ Xian, and Lin ○ all knew that personal social activities fell into the category of personal data in Article 2, Paragraph 1 of the Personal Data Protection Act, and were not allowed to illegally collect or use it in accordance with the law. They, etc. With the intention of illegally collecting and using personal information for the illegal benefit of himself or a third party, Zheng Jin directed Jiang Xin to conduct a surveillance mission on Shen Yang at some time after September 5, 2013. "
Li Zhenghao said that in the end, the credit agency owner was sentenced to one year and six months by the prosecutor in accordance with the Personal Information Law. The focus of this case was different for him than others. What he wanted to ask was: "Did Huang Guochang see it? Chasing paparazzi is a violation of the Personal Information Law and is punishable by a prison sentence of not more than five years and a fine of not more than NT$1 million." Li Zhenghao also asked: "One crime, one punishment. How many people have you jailed? Tucheng is waiting for you."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The investigation unit will expand its investigation into the involvement of Hong Kong funds in Taiwan’s credit reporting industry
Likely · Within months
Penalties related to the Personal Data Protection Act may be revised and increased
Possible · Within months

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Taipei City Council Chinese Kuomintang caucus members You Shuhui, Lin Xinger, Qin Huizhu, Wang Zhibing, etc. held a press conference on the 7th to "Protect the Next Generation and Reject Drugs in Taipei". They opposed the distribution of drugs and needles in community centers, questioned Shen Boyang's idea of drug injection centers, and called for a comprehensive drug ban to protect family and social safety.

The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office discovered that Hong Kong nationals Ju Juexian and Lin Qing commissioned a Taiwan credit reporting agency to monitor the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, suspected of violating the personal data protection law. Four business operators were prosecuted and the Hong Kong suspect was wanted. Cai Qichang, chief convener of the Democratic Progressive Party, pointed out that the case involved a dual attack model of overseas surveillance and domestic cognitive operations, and criticized some people in the past who falsely accused Shen Boyang of directing and acting and mobilized cyber troops to spread rumors and smear the case.

Media person Huang Weihan criticized KMT legislators for misinterpreting Shen Boyang's 2014 anti-drug statement as the 2026 Taipei mayor's campaign for "community drug distribution," saying it was neither responsible, smart nor appropriate. He also clarified that Shen Boyang was discussing foreign medical practices for uncontrollable drug addicts and had nothing to do with widespread drug distribution.

Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang once revealed that he was being followed and a pinhole camera was discovered. At first, the blue camp suspected that he had persecution delusion or that he was directing and acting. Today, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed that a Hong Kong citizen entrusted a Taiwanese credit reporting agency to carry out surveillance for approximately NT$360,000. It has prosecuted four individuals including the chairman of Daai Credit Reporting Agency and wanted Hong Kong people involved in the case. After the incident was exposed, it sparked heated discussions in the community. Netizens condemned Lan Ying's previous ridicule and demanded an apology.