To curb threats of violence from abroad, Kaohsiung, Yunlin, Taipei, and other cities in Taiwan have successively passed proposals urging the central government to promote a special law against cross-border repression. The bill recently received strong support from 26 cross-party Taichung City councilors and passed the review of the Police, Fire, Environmental and Health Committee on August 6th. It was formally passed by the City Council on Augus…
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To curb threats of violence from abroad, Kaohsiung, Yunlin, Taipei, and other cities in Taiwan have successively passed proposals urging the central government to promote a special law against cross-border repression. The bill recently received strong support from 26 cross-party Taichung City councilors and passed the review of the Police, Fire, Environmental and Health Committee on August 6th. It was formally passed by the City Council on Augus…