Frank Fang
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Frank Fang is a Taiwan-based journalist. He covers news in China and Taiwan. He holds a Master's degree in materials science from National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan.
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China’s Xi Using Ethnic Unity Law to Build Legitimacy for Continued Rule, Taiwan Scholar Says
Several Taiwanese scholars attended a forum in Taipei to discuss the implications of the new Chinese law.
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China’s Ethnic Unity Law Could Have Global Reach, Taiwan Experts Warn
The law is set to take effect on July 1.
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Senators Introduce Bipartisan Resolution Condemning China’s Ethnic Unity Law
The law, approved by China’s ceremonial legislature in March, is set to take effect on July 1.
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Kazakh Authorities Arrest Family of Activist Who Spoke Out Against Xinjiang Abuses
Serikzhan Bilash said his sister’s arrest in Kazakhstan was retaliation for his activism, carried out under pressure from China.
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US Congress Welcomes Taiwan’s Parliament President, Pledges Support Against Chinese Threats
Han Kuo-yu, president of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, urged the U.S. Congress to support Taiwan’s meaningful participation in international organizations.
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Chinese National Sentenced to 27 Months for Defrauding Elderly Floridians
The Senate Special Committee on Aging said the case ‘is a prime example of China targeting older Americans and exploiting vulnerable victims.’
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6 Chinese Nationals Sentenced for Large-Scale Illegal Marijuana Operation in Georgia
Law enforcement seized about 15,000 marijuana plants from the defendants’ operations, according to prosecutors.
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Taiwanese Diabolo Instructor Sentenced to More Than 12 Years for Spying for China
The defendant leaked information about the former Taiwanese president’s 2023 visits to Belize and Guatemala, according to prosecutors.
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Taiwan Lawmakers Back Tougher Law to Combat Forced Organ Harvesting
The Chinese regime is killing prisoners of conscience to harvest their organs and supply its transplant industry.
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Missouri Sues Baby Monitor Maker Over Ties to Chinese Military
Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said her office will step in when ‘companies won’t tell the truth about their connection to hostile foreign governments.’
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