Taiwan's New Anti-Stalking Law Takes Effect on Wednesday
People who break Taiwan's new anti-stalking law can face jail sentences of up to five years. The Stalking and Harassment Prevention Act goes into effect on Wednesday.
Crime
00:40YouTubers Arrested in Taiwan After Being Jailed in Cambodia
00:57AI Is a Double-Edged Sword When It Comes to Crime, Say Experts
00:30Township Chief Charged With Neglect in Hualien Flood Disaster
00:28Thirty-Four KMT Staff Members Sentenced in Petition Forgery Case
00:39Dozens of Suspects Tied to Prince Group Fraud Indicted in Taiwan
02:5379 Years Since the 228 Incident: Declassified Archives Still Leave Questions
00:25Juvenile Crime in Taiwan Climbing, Fueled by Fraud Cases
00:40President Pardons Octogenarian Who Killed Bedridden Son
00:31Taiwanese Fishing Captain Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison for Killing 43 Dolphins
00:37US Court Gives Taiwanese Man 30 Years for Running Dark Web Drug Site
00:26Millions' Worth of Heroin Seized From Cargo Ship at Kaohsiung Port
00:29Eleven KMT Members Indicted for Forging Recall Petitions in Chiayi City
00:3717 Taiwanese Nationals Accused of Fraud Extradited From Philippines
00:33Chinese Spouse Sentenced to Eight Years for Developing Pro-China Organizations
00:28Four Sentenced for Selling Taiwan Passports to Chinese Buyers
00:44Hualien Officials Under Investigation for Inflating Flood Evacuee Numbers