
Gao Qunjian, former deputy director of the Marketing Department of the Taipei City Government, was sentenced to seven months in prison by the Taipei District Court on the charge of power-obscenity after he was suspected of clinging to a female subordinate's thigh and pressing her chest for about 10 seconds during a wedding party.
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The Taipei City Marketing Department held a wedding party in front of a temple in Songshan District on January 19, 2024. After it was revealed that officials were rude to female employees, the Marketing Department formed a sexual harassment complaint handling committee to investigate and set up a sexual harassment complaint handling committee, and Gao Qunjian was removed from office for two serious offenses.
Gao Qunjian, former deputy director of the Marketing Department of the Taipei City Government, pressed his tail teeth against the woman's thigh and pressed her breasts for about 10 seconds. The Taipei District Court sentenced him to seven months in prison for power indecency.
Gao Qunjian, the former deputy director of the Marketing Department of the Taipei City Government, deliberately sat on the same chair as a female subordinate during the banquet and clung to the woman's thigh for 10 minutes. At the end of the party, he hugged the female subordinate and pressed his chest against the woman's chest for about 10 seconds. Gao was charged with power-obscenity. The Taipei District Court recently concluded the trial and sentenced him to seven months in prison. Can be appealed.
On January 19, 2024, the marketing office held a banquet in front of a temple in Songshan District. Later, the People's Daily revealed that some officials were rude and rude at the dinner party, which made many female employees feel uncomfortable. The Marketing Department immediately formed a sexual harassment complaint handling committee. After investigation, it was determined that sexual harassment was established. On November 21, 2024, Gao was punished and dismissed from office. Subsequently, the victim filed a criminal complaint.
The prosecution pointed out that during the toast at the party at the end of the day, Gao Nan walked to a table of 8 male subordinates, but squeezed in next to a female subordinate and insisted on sitting on the same chair with the female subordinate. As a result, the two people’s thighs were pressed together and they took the opportunity to eat tofu. All the employees at the marketing department at the same table witnessed the whole process, but no one dared to speak up. Gao Nan chatted for more than 10 minutes before leaving.
Unexpectedly, when the dinner party came to an end, Gao Nan asked the employees to go to the front desk to receive hugs. The female subordinate who had just been pressed against her legs accused Gao Nan of putting his weight on her body and hugging her, causing the female subordinate's breasts to be pressed tightly for 10 seconds.
During the trial, Gao Nan denied committing the crime, arguing that there were so many tables that day that it was impossible to stay at the victim's female subordinate's table for 5 to 10 minutes, not to mention that her thigh did not fit her thigh. As for the part that was close to the chest, Gao Nan said that he only lightly patted the outside of the other's arm that day.
The victim's female subordinate testified that she first told Gao, "I'm married, please don't do this." Unexpectedly, Gao replied, "I'm married too, it doesn't matter." Later, when Gao gave a female subordinate a bear hug at the front desk, he even whispered in her ear, "It feels very good."
The judge summoned five additional witnesses, all of whom pointed out that Gao Nan pressed down with his whole body weight and hugged them in a manner similar to how he hugged his female subordinates. The judge therefore concluded that Gao Nan had such a habit and that the female subordinate's words were true. One of the witnesses witnessed the entire incident with his own eyes, and it roughly matched the female subordinate's account, so she accepted the female subordinate's account.
The judge believed that Gao used his power to commit obscenity and had gone beyond the mutual respect required in interpersonal relationships between superiors and subordinates, causing the victim to suffer physical and mental pain. Gao's defense was evasive and he failed to reconcile with his female subordinate. He had a bad attitude after the crime and sentenced him to seven months in prison. He can appeal.
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