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Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing entrusted Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin and supervisory committee member Shen Boyang. After the incident was investigated by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office, the relevant personnel were prosecuted for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and the main suspect who was a Hong Kong citizen was wanted.
In September last year, Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing entrusted Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin and supervisory committee member Shen Boyang. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office concluded the investigation today (7th) and prosecuted Zheng and others for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and issued a wanted notice for the main suspect who is a Hong Kong citizen. Ma Yuwen, candidate for Taipei City Councilor District 5 (Chiang Kai-shek, Wanhua) from the Democratic Progressive Party, pointed out that Shen Boyang, a KMT politician at the time, directed and acted himself. Now it is confirmed that Shen Boyang's surveillance is a matter of national security. The blue committee is overturned and addicted, and treats national security as a joke. It is shameful and ugly!
Ma Yuwen posted on Facebook today that she was interviewing the Legislative Yuan in September last year, and Shen Boyang revealed that a pinhole camera was installed on the motorcycle parked outside his home for surveillance. At that time, Blue Committee member Xu Qiaoxin also posted a post to ridicule Shen Boyang. The Blue Committee members all got on the bus, and a famous speaker in the Blue Camp also said that Shen Boyang "directed and acted on his own."
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At that time, blue committee member Wang Hongwei said, "Commissioner Shen's speech actually embarrassed the grassroots police officers... I hope that unnecessary and unwarranted harassment of the police by politicians will not happen again." Blue committee member Lin Siming said, "Relevant units have investigated and found nothing wrong so far. From my perspective as a legal person, I can only speak for every piece of evidence."
The then Kuomintang spokesman Yang Zhidan said, "So who are you going to sue? The Communist Party of Afghanistan? The police? Journalists? The news said that the police said you said you did not need to report the case, so the police lied? Or did the reporters lie? Or are you lying? There is no foul play in this case, and there is no relevant suspect information. The report also pointed out that the police said you will not report the case. You said you respect judicial investigation, but do you respect everyone's freedom to install driving recorders?"
Editor of Lanying Fanzhuan: "I'm very curious. What Qing Dynasty regulations were violated in court by installing a driving recorder? Did you hit the palm of your hand?"
Ma Yuwen said, "This is the face of the Kuomintang!" Regarding Shen Boyang's surveillance, the Kuomintang said, "Shen Boyang directed and acted himself." Now it is confirmed that Shen Boyang's surveillance is a matter of national security. The blue committee is overturned and addicted, and treats national security as a joke. It is shameful and ugly!
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Taiwan will amend its personal data protection law to increase criminal liability for cross-border surveillance
Likely · Within months
The Kuomintang may clarify or apologize for its members' remarks saying that Shen Boyang directed and acted on his own
Possible · Within weeks

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Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was secretly photographed by a credit reporting agency hired by Hong Kong citizens Lin Qing and Ju Juexian. They installed photography equipment in the seat cushion of a motorcycle in front of his home to obtain the images and transmitted them via Telegram. People familiar with the matter pointed out that the two men have a close relationship with Chinese intelligence agencies, and the secretly filmed videos may have flowed into Chinese intelligence agencies.

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