Executive Yuan Warns of China's United Front Risk, Threatens Strict Legal Action for Collaborators
The Executive Yuan cautioned the public to be aware of China's escalating united front infiltration and warned that collaborators aiding China's related activities would face strict legal action.
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Central News Agency (Reporter Lai Yu-chen, Taipei 12th) Wu Xi, deputy director of China's Taiwan Affairs Office, today called on media from both sides of the strait at the 'Cross-Strait Media Persons Summit' held in Beijing to expose the dangers of Taiwan independence. The Executive Yuan stated that the people of Taiwan should be aware of the risk of China intensifying its united front infiltration into Taiwan, and that any local collaborators assisting China in related actions will be strictly prosecuted according to relevant laws such as the National Security Act.
The 7th Cross-Strait Media Persons Summit commenced on the morning of the 12th in Beijing. During his speech, Wu Xi called on media from both sides to 'expose the harmfulness and dangers of Taiwan independence separatist acts and external forces' interference.' The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) earlier condemned the CCP's interference in media autonomy, likening it to cross-border repression against Taiwan, and urged media to uphold journalistic professionalism and not cooperate with the CCP's united front efforts against Taiwan.
Executive Yuan spokesperson Li Hui-chih stated tonight that regarding media concerns about the Chinese official request for Taiwanese media to cooperate with 'cross-border repression,' in fact, China has consistently intensified its united front infiltration and intervention in democratic processes through various exchanges and propaganda means in recent years. The people of Taiwan should face these risks squarely, heighten vigilance, and jointly safeguard national sovereignty and a free and democratic way of life.
Li Hui-chih pointed out that the government consistently supports healthy and orderly cross-strait exchanges but firmly opposes any united front actions that interfere with internal affairs and democratic operations. In the face of China's continued pressure and infiltration against Taiwan, the people of Taiwan should not cooperate with its 'one China' narrative and fall into the propaganda framework of internalizing the Taiwan issue.
Li Hui-chih emphasized that regarding China's united front infiltration and risks such as 'cross-border repression' and 'long-arm jurisdiction,' the people of Taiwan should collectively protect Taiwan's democracy and freedom. The government will also fully guarantee the safety of the Taiwanese people. If any local collaborators assist China in related actions, they will be strictly prosecuted according to relevant laws such as the National Security Act. (Editor: Chang Ruo-yao) 1150512
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The 7th Cross-Strait Media Persons Summit commenced on the morning of the 12th in Beijing. During his speech, Wu Xi called on media from both sides to 'expose the harmfulness and dangers of Taiwan independence separatist acts and external forces' interference.' The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) earlier condemned the CCP's interference in media autonomy, likening it to cross-border repression against Taiwan, and urged media to uphold journalistic professionalism and not cooperate with the CCP's united front efforts against Taiwan.
Executive Yuan spokesperson Li Hui-chih stated tonight that regarding media concerns about the Chinese official request for Taiwanese media to cooperate with 'cross-border repression,' in fact, China has consistently intensified its united front infiltration and intervention in democratic processes through various exchanges and propaganda means in recent years. The people of Taiwan should face these risks squarely, heighten vigilance, and jointly safeguard national sovereignty and a free and democratic way of life.
Li Hui-chih pointed out that the government consistently supports healthy and orderly cross-strait exchanges but firmly opposes any united front actions that interfere with internal affairs and democratic operations. In the face of China's continued pressure and infiltration against Taiwan, the people of Taiwan should not cooperate with its 'one China' narrative and fall into the propaganda framework of internalizing the Taiwan issue.
Li Hui-chih emphasized that regarding China's united front infiltration and risks such as 'cross-border repression' and 'long-arm jurisdiction,' the people of Taiwan should collectively protect Taiwan's democracy and freedom. The government will also fully guarantee the safety of the Taiwanese people. If any local collaborators assist China in related actions, they will be strictly prosecuted according to relevant laws such as the National Security Act. (Editor: Chang Ruo-yao) 1150512
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