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World News | Taiwan Apex Court Convicts Two Retired Military Officers in China Spy Case - Vimarsana News

World News | Taiwan Apex Court Convicts Two Retired Military Officers in China Spy Case

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Yeh and Tsui Yi-sheng were each sentenced by the Kaohsiung branch of the Taiwan High Court in June 2022 to eight months in prison for violating the National Security Act, while Lee was given sentences of seven months, seven months, and 14 months for multiple offences. World News | Taiwan Apex Court Convicts Two Retired Military Officers in China Spy Case.

Court upholds convictions of retired military officers - Vimarsana News

Court upholds convictions of retired military officers

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Number of military police to double, source says - Vimarsana News

Number of military police to double, source says

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《TAIPEI TIMES》Number of military police to double, source says - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》Number of military police to double, source says - 焦點

By Lo Tien-pin and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter, with staff writer and CNATaiwan might double the number of military police, as it seeks to match a planned expansion of the armed forces and counter the threat posed by Chinese decapitation strikes, a defense official said yesterday.

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High Court reduces trio's sentences for spying - Vimarsana News

High Court reduces trio's sentences for spying

The High Court yesterday upheld a conviction against two former intelligence officers and a retired Coast Guard Administration (CGA) officer who were charged with spying for China, although their sentences were reduced. In the retrial at the Kaohsiung branch of the Taiwan High Court, the three defendants were found guilty of breaching the National Security Act (國家安全法) after an investigation found they had shared files and photographs of Taiwan’s coastal defenses and troop deployments, the CGA’s inner workings and internal reports, as well as other highly sensitive materials. The ...