In response to the Chinese Communist Party’s transnational suppression, the National Security Bureau: individual cases rely on early warning to arrest and dismantle the collaborative network in Taiwan

Director of National Security Cai Mingyan went to the Legislative Yuan to attend a meeting a few days ago. He will attend a meeting of the Judiciary and Legal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan on the 5th to give a special report on the issue of transnational repression in China. (File photo)

[Reporter Tu Jumin/Reporting from Taipei] The Chinese Communist Party’s use of “transnational repression” poses a threat to our country’s democracy, rule of law and people’s freedom. The latest written report of the National Security Bureau of my country points out that it will start from both individual cases and illegal networks. Once we have early warning information that endangers security, we will strengthen security maintenance deployment and investigation planning, protect victims and arrest premeditated perpetrators; at the same time, we will investigate the connections between gangs and credit reporting companies with China, deeply pursue criminal clues, and dismantle the Chinese Communist Party's collaborative network in Taiwan.

On the 5th, the Judiciary and Legal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan invited the National Security Bureau and other units to make a special report on "the infringement of cross-border suppression on my country's democracy, rule of law and people's basic rights and the legal prevention mechanism." In a written report sent to the Legislative Yuan, the National Security Bureau explained its specific actions in response to the threat of "transnational repression" by the Chinese Communist Party.

The National Security Bureau pointed out that in individual cases, once dangerous security warning information is collected, necessary security deployment and investigation planning will be strengthened to protect the safety of victims, arrest premeditated perpetrators, and respond to relevant threats in a timely manner.

As for the CCP's "transnational suppression" of illegal networks, the National Security Bureau stated that in addition to strengthening my country's border security management, it will also investigate the China-related connections of gangs and unscrupulous credit reporting operators, and conduct in-depth investigations into criminal clues, thereby dismantling the collaborative network in Taiwan and preventing related cases from occurring.

The National Security Bureau emphasized that it will continue to integrate the national security intelligence team to immediately respond to and counter the CCP's "transnational suppression" to ensure that our country's sovereignty and human rights are not interfered with and infringed by foreign forces.