
Jiang Wanan pointed out that candidates must undergo strict inspections. Shen Boyang responded that all articles were publicly inspected.
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Kuomintang legislator Luo Zhiqiang questioned Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's stance on abolition of the death penalty, triggering discussions from all walks of life on the consistency between the abolition of the death penalty and the words and deeds of the candidates.
Kuomintang legislator Luo Zhiqiang questioned the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's stance on abolition of the death penalty. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan said today (7th) that he has always opposed the abolition of the death penalty. Every candidate must undergo strict testing from the inside out in the election. Everyone must face honestly whether their past opinions are consistent with their words and deeds. Shen Wu said that he was always honest. If he was dishonest, why not just hide his previous articles? And former President Ma Ying-jeou also mentioned reducing the use of the death penalty.
Before Shen Boyang accepted an exclusive interview with former China Broadcasting Corporation Chairman Zhao Shaokang this afternoon, he was blocked and said, if he is not honest today, why not just hide all his previous articles? All his articles are willing to be publicly scrutinized by everyone, and he especially likes to publish public articles.
He said that this matter is actually very simple. Everyone knows that in the legal department and criminology, the death penalty is a super hot topic. Some people will advocate the abolition of the death penalty, and some people will advocate supporting the death penalty. His position is actually very simple. For example, when talking about matters related to unjust cases, or the deterrence of the death penalty, there is actually room for discussion, and there are many philosophical issues in it.
He pointed out that at that time, the academic circles believed that the discussion related to the abolition of the death penalty was actually very strong, but in Taiwan, for the first time, not only was there no consensus, but the soil in Taiwan was not very suitable for discussing the abolition of the death penalty. So when the book "The Affirmation of the Death Penalty" came out, it was very difficult and not easy for ordinary people to understand. But the great thing was that the author was a judge. During the constant dialectical process, he finally chose to support the death penalty. He felt that supporting the death penalty was more similar to his position, so he was willing to review the book at the time, and then allowed the book to be released in Taiwan because he felt that it was a long dialectical process.
He also said that everyone can see that former President Ma Ying-jeou also expressed clearly how to gradually reduce the use of such capital punishment. This whole matter is actually worth discussing. His attitude is to let this dialectic be truthfully presented in front of the public.
The media asked Wang Shijian, a legislator from the Democratic Progressive Party, who once expressed his support for the death penalty, but now said that Shen is an expert in criminology and accepts all Shen's ideas. This was interpreted as "a collision with the ocean current and a turn." Shen Boyang was interviewed in the afternoon and said that he respects Wang Shijian's views. The preservation and abolition of the death penalty has little to do with municipal administration. The focus is on crime prevention, which is his expertise.

Zhubei mayor candidate Li Zhenxiu was deemed ineligible to run by the Hsinchu County Election Committee because she had lost her Chinese household registration certificate for less than 10 years. You Yinglong, the chairman of the Central Election Committee, said that the review is based on the new letter of the Mainland Affairs Council in April this year. It will be 10 years from the date of payment of the certificate. The qualifications of other candidates will be announced on October 16.

People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang held a press conference on the 7th and raised "Six Questions" to President Lai Chengde, focusing on issues such as the gap between the rich and the poor, residential justice, judicial independence and national unity. He called on the Lai government to stop political internal strife and confirmed that the People's Party officials will attend the National Day ceremony.

DPP legislator Shen Boyang previously revealed that he was being followed and that a pinhole camera was installed on his motorcycle in front of his home. At that time, he was ridiculed by the Blue Camp for "persecution paranoia" and "freedom to install a driving recorder." The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed that surveillance was conducted and that the case was prosecuted in accordance with the law. Netizens bombarded the then Kuomintang spokesperson Yang Chi-Tin's Facebook page and demanded an apology. Congressman Yang Zhidou has publicly apologized to Shen Boyang.

Xu Jiaqing, chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council, announced his resignation on the 7th due to multiple controversies and requested an investigation. Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei accused her of cleaning up the battlefield for the DPP and mentioned the Wu Nai-ren repayment case. Immediately, a large number of netizens left messages demanding that she publicly apologize for her previous suspicion that Shen Boyang was under surveillance and was a rumor.

Yilan County Magistrate Lin Zhimiao, a Kuomintang citizen, was sentenced to 12 years and six months in the first instance for corruption, and her daughter Lin Yiling was sentenced to three years and six months. The High Court held a hearing today. Both mother and daughter appeared in court and insisted that they were innocent. Lin Yiling questioned the political factors involved in the whole case. The presiding judge ordered that the debate be continued on the 21st.

The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed that Shen Boyang, a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, was being monitored by people from Hong Kong. Lawyer Chen Yikai pointed out that the risks he faced were real, criticized the blue camp people who had previously ridiculed Shen and Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan for not understanding the situation, and emphasized that Shen Boyang's personal safety is of the utmost importance.