Beware of China’s long-arm acts: MAC
The council cited 426 missing, detained or restricted cases since Jan. 1, 2024 and urged travelers to register for emergency help.
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Beware of China’s long-arm acts: MAC
The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) urged Taiwanese to exercise caution when considering trips to China after a Taiwanese man was allegedly questioned for six hours in Shanghai over past work with Amnesty International. The council on Saturday said in a report that 426 Taiwanese have gone missing or
MAC advises caution for 'high-risk nationals' traveling to China
Taipei, Aug. 30 (CNA) The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) on Sunday advised Taiwanese people considered "high risk" to carefully evaluate the necessity of traveling to China, following a reported incident in which a Taiwanese national was interrogated for six hours on arriving in Shanghai because of his past work for Amnesty International.
A netizen posted on social media that his son was taken to a secret room and interrogated for six hours while on a business trip to Shanghai, China, because his son had previously worked for Amnesty International. In response, the Mainland Affairs Council stated that the experience described in the post is consistent with similar cases previously known to the Council. The Council urged high-risk citizens to carefully assess the necessity of trav…
Newtalk News: China's new entry and exit management regulations will officially take effect on September 15th. The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) released its latest "Weekly Report on the Safety of Taiwanese Citizens Traveling to China, Hong Kong, and Macau" on the 29th, indicating that from January 1, 2024 to August 27, 2026, a total of 426 Taiwanese citizens have gone missing, been detained and interrogated, or are suspected of having their pe…
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