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KMT legislator Li Yanxiu made remarks at the "Say No to Drugs, I'll Protect My Children" event led by Party Chairman Cheng Li-wen, causing dissatisfaction among social workers. At the same time, media person Wu Jingyi pointed out that in June 2024, the Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office prosecuted a female clerk of the Taipei City Government for allegedly trading marijuana cartridges on the third floor of the city government building.
Kuomintang legislators Wang Hongwei, Xu Qiaoxin, Luo Zhiqiang, Li Yanxiu, Lai Shibao and others joined Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's speech team. (Picture taken from Wang Hongwei’s Facebook)
On the 9th, KMT legislator Li Yanxiu said at the "Say No to Drugs, I'll Protect My Children" event led by Party Chairman Cheng Lai-wen that in the future social workers will provide drug addicts with drugs and poisons to make them addicted, which will be very harmful to the community and aroused the anger of social workers. In this regard, media person Wu Jingyi said that Li Yanxiu openly declared that "social workers may provide drugs in the community in the future" and was slapped in the face by social work professional groups across the country and asked for a public apology. How can the anti-drug policy be reduced to a political tool to spread fear?
Wu Jingyi stated in a Facebook PO post that Kuomintang legislator Li Yanxiu recently publicly declared that in the future, social workers may provide drugs to drug users in the community, which may even endanger community safety. This statement triggered a strong backlash from professional groups! The National Federation of Social Workers Associations of the Republic of China officially issued a solemn statement, demanding that Li Yanxiu publicly apologize to social workers, emphasizing that "social workers are not drug providers." It also pointed out that politicians should not mistakenly connect drug harm reduction policies with the social work profession, causing social misunderstanding and stigma.
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Wu Jingyi pointed out, why didn’t Li Yanxiu scold Jiang Wanan? Jiang Wanan is the mayor, but someone is selling marijuana in the North City Hall? The trading place is still on the third floor of the Taipei City Hall. Before Jiang Wanan attacked Shen Boyang indiscriminately, do you want to take a look at yourself? In June 2024, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office formally prosecuted the female clerk surnamed Liu. The prosecutor found that she was suspected of trading marijuana cartridges in the smoking area on the third floor of the Taipei City Hall building. They even believed that she was using government agencies to trade drugs and asked the court for a heavy sentence! As a legislator of Taipei City, has Li Yanxiu conducted follow-up supervision? Is the entire Taipei City Government a marijuana cartridge exchange? Without even saying a word, how lax can the Taipei City Government run by Chiang Wanan be? Someone is actually dealing drugs in the Taipei City Government?
Wu Jingyi continued to point out that the closest person to drugs is Jiang Wanan. It is Jiang Wanan who sells drugs in the city government. Don’t blame it on social workers! Social workers should not be left to shoulder the burden! Social workers are already working very hard. Li Yanxiu stigmatized social workers and should apologize! Jiang Wanan should explain in detail why he talks about anti-drugs, but there are people selling drugs in his own city government?
Wu Jingyi bluntly said that when Tang Xianglong interviewed Jiang Wanan, he also questioned whether Shen Boyang had smoked marijuana? Tang Xianglong should ask Jiang Wanan whether marijuana has been sold in his city hall? Ridiculous!
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The National Federation of Social Workers Associations of the Republic of China will continue to exert pressure until Li Yanxiu publicly apologizes
Likely · Within weeks
The Taipei City Council may request access to surveillance cameras or an internal review in response to drug dealing incidents in the city.
Possible · Within weeks

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