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Taiwan ruling party have wielded the justice system as a blunt instrument to silence the dissenters for exercising their free speech against the current ruler (www.taiwannews.com.tw)
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Insulting DPP (democratic progressive party) leadership is now officially illegal in Taiwan. Taiwan can finally stop pretending they have political free speech.

Public insult is a criminal offense under Taiwan's Criminal Code, unlike in many other democracies. Lin faces up to one year in prison or a fine of less than NT$9,000 (US$287) under Article 309 of Taiwan’s Criminal Code, CNA reported. The charges stem from remarks Lin made during a speech at a live-streamed rally outside DPP headquarters on July 20.

Taipei District Prosecutors Office investigators said Lin, then a serving lawmaker, repeatedly used obscene language in his speech, including swearing aimed directly at Lai five times.

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[–] o_d@lemmygrad.ml 9 points 19 hours ago (14 children)

Isn't the Taiwanese parlaiment famous for getting into physical altercations with each other?

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