POLITICSAug 11 · 09:22 UTCWTOP DCWTOP Staff

Taiwan court sentences a woman to 7 years in prison for conspiring with Chinese officials

A Taiwanese court sentenced Hsu Chun-ying to seven years in prison for conspiring with Chinese government officials and proxies to influence Taiwan's politics. The ruling found that she violated the Anti-Infiltration Act for contacting Chinese officials and illegally transferred 24.5 million New Taiwan Dollars from China.

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Hsu Chun-yingpersonTaiwanese courtorganizationAnti-Infiltration ActtopicBanking ActtopicMinistry of Civil Affairs of ChinaorganizationNew Taipei cityplaceCross Straits Marriage and Family Services allianceorganizationTaiwanplace

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