President William Lai has nominated Chen Yung-hsing, a human rights advocate, as president of Taiwan's Control Yuan. The list of 29 nominees aims to enhance government oversight and protect human rights, but faces opposition from the KMT and TPP parties.
Presidential Office announced nominees for the 7th Control Yuan, with medical veteran Chen Yung-hsing nominated as president. Chen's past "painful" history with Taiwan People's Party Chair Huang Kuo-chang, who he urged to "find his original intention," has resurfaced.
Taiwan's Presidential Office announced nominees for the 7th Control Yuan, with medical elder Chen Yung-hsing nominated as President and Wang Rong-chang as Vice President. Legislator Chen Chao-tzu stated the party will review nominees' past actions and political leanings.
