Taiwanese believers of Yiguandao who have been living in China were arrested. Mainland Affairs Council: Four more people were interrogated after missing contact in China.

The Mainland Affairs Council released the "Weekly Report on the Safety of Chinese Traveling to China, Hong Kong and Macao" yesterday (17th). According to the "Weekly Report on the Safety of Chinese Traveling to China, Hong Kong and Macao", 458 Chinese were missing, detained for questioning, or suspected of having their personal freedom restricted while traveling to China, an increase of 4 compared to the previous week. (Provided by Mainland Affairs Council)

Another Taiwanese Yiguandao believer was detained in China. The Mainland Affairs Council released the "Weekly Report on the Safety of Chinese Traveling to China, Hong Kong and Macau" yesterday (17th). According to the "Weekly Report on the Safety of Chinese Traveling to China, Hong Kong and Macao", 458 Chinese were missing, detained for questioning, or suspected of having their personal freedom restricted while traveling to China, an increase of 4 compared to the previous week.

SEF Secretary-General Luo Wenjia pointed out at a regular press conference on the 16th that cases of Yiguandao believers who had lived and worked in China for many years had been detained for four consecutive months from April to July this year, and none of them had been released so far. The relevant risks have expanded from short-term tourists to China to Chinese believers who have stayed in China for a long time. He believes that if a Taoist priest goes to China, the travel risk can be upgraded to a "red alert" and he shouted, "Go back to Taiwan quickly."

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According to statistics from the Mainland Affairs Council, from January 1, 2013 to October 16, 2015, 458 Chinese people lost contact with China, were detained for questioning, or were suspected of having their personal freedom restricted. An increase of 4 people compared with the previous week (as of October 8, there were 454 people in the previous week).

The Mainland Affairs Council stated that among the 458 people who had lost contact in China, were detained for interrogation, or suspected of having their personal freedom restricted, 175 people were reported missing (173 people the previous week, 2 new people last week), 41 people were detained for interrogation (39 people the previous week, 2 new people last week), and 242 people were detained by China (242 people the previous week, no new people last week).