Taipei, Aug. 25 -- The Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) handled 94 incidents between January and last month concerning the personal safety of Taiwanese businesspeople in China, according to a report by the Taipei Times.
The cases involved issues such as restrictions on freedom due to legal disputes, medical evacuations, lost or expired documents, and even matters related to funerals and compensation.
The Taipei Times noted that this figure represents a slight decline compared with the same period in 2024, though concerns remain, especially with four elderly members of the I-Kuan Tao religious group, all over 70, still detained by Chinese authorities and expected to face prosecution.
Further, the Taipei Times highlighted that the SEF d...
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