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‘We seek no conflicts, but we will not shy away from one,’ the new Taiwanese president wrote.
Taiwan student movement leaders announced on Monday that they would cease occupying parliament on 6 p.m., April 10, three weeks after they began protesting against a trade pact with China.
The head of Taiwan’s legislature, Wang Jin-pyng, promised on April 6 not to review the China-Taiwan trade pack before an oversight bill passes. Students received “good will,” but the Nationalist Party felt “betrayed.”
