Yilan County Commissioner Lin Zi-miao (林姿妙), former Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) legislator Yang Chi-hsiung (楊吉雄) and two Yilan government officials were yesterday released on bail after being questioned in relation to a corruption case.
An investigation by Yilan prosecutors and the Ministry of Justice’s Agency Against Corruption has named Lin, a KMT member, as a suspect for the alleged possession of assets of unknown origin in connection with property development projects in the county’s Luodong Township (羅東).
Prosecutors told the media following the bail hearing that the judges saw sufficient evidence of Lin’s involvement in the case, but had no need to
Yilan County Commissioner Lin Zi-miao (林姿妙) of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) yesterday said that she believes in the impartiality of the justice system, a day after being identified as a suspect in a corruption investigation.
“I have the support from Yilan residents, and we are all working hard,” she told reporters at an agriculture fair in the county’s Sansing Township (三星), after she was asked how the probe was affecting her. “I believe the justice system is impartial, so we will continue to do our jobs.”
The Yilan District Prosecutors’ Office on Thursday listed Lin among a group of officials being
2020/12/19 11:45 Tinghsin Hote Foundation hosted the ‘Forum on Cultural Heritage 2020, The Polyphony of Authenticity: the conversation between traditional . Tinghsin Hote Foundation hosted the ‘Forum on Cultural Heritage 2020, The Polyphony of Authenticity: the conversation between traditional architectural crafts and artefact’ Dec. 17. (Ting Hsin Hote Foundation photo)
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) Ting Hsin Hote Foundation (頂新和德文教基金會) hosted talks on Friday (Dec. 18) with Taiwanese and Malaysian experts, who demonstrated traditional crafts and discussed the importance of conservation and cultural heritage. The Forum on Cultural Heritage 2020, the Polyphony of Authenticity: The Conversation Between Traditional Architectural Crafts and Artifact was held at Cheng Mei Cultural Park in Changhua County on Friday (Dec. 18). It featured displays of traditional craftwork by local craftsmen as well as art an