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Images of shackled Taiwanese official kneeling before her father’s coffin spark public backlash​

Ryan General
Wed, 30 March 2022, 6:13 am·2-min read

Images of a Taiwanese official attending her father’s funeral while bound in shackles have drawn public backlash in Taiwan.

Chiayi City Councilor Tai Ning (戴寧), who is suspected of embezzling over 5 million New Taiwan dollars (approximately $174,500) in pay meant for city employees, is accused of listing relatives as staff members and pocketing their wages since 2012.

Ning has been in pre-trial incommunicado detention since mid-March. She filed a request to be freed on bail after her father, former Chiayi City Councilor Tai Chien-shan (戴建三), died on March 20.

The official wanted to attend her father’s funeral as she had not seen her father again before he passed. When her request was denied by the Chiayi District Court, Ning then applied to attend the funeral pursuant to Article 23 of the Detention Act with the Chiayi Detention Center.

On Wednesday, she was permitted to attend the funeral but was kept in handcuffs and leg shackles during her brief visit to the memorial hall.

Photos of Ning kneeling in front of her father’s coffin while restrained soon emerged in media reports, sparking immediate public outrage. Taiwanese netizens have accused local authorities of being inhumane to the grieving official.

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Lawmaker Chen Ming-wen (陳明文) called out the Agency of Corrections for heavily restraining a detainee not yet convicted of any crime. The veteran legislator noted that the decision to do so goes against Taiwanese customs and reveals the red tape within the agency.

The Chiayi Detention Center has responded to the backlash by saying that requiring the councilor to wear handcuffs and leg shackles at the funeral was lawful. It noted, however, that a different approach may be considered in the future depending on individual cases.

 

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Images of shackled Taiwanese official kneeling before her father’s coffin spark public backlash​

Ryan General
Wed, 30 March 2022, 6:13 am·2-min read

Images of a Taiwanese official attending her father’s funeral while bound in shackles have drawn public backlash in Taiwan.

Chiayi City Councilor Tai Ning (戴寧), who is suspected of embezzling over 5 million New Taiwan dollars (approximately $174,500) in pay meant for city employees, is accused of listing relatives as staff members and pocketing their wages since 2012.

Ning has been in pre-trial incommunicado detention since mid-March. She filed a request to be freed on bail after her father, former Chiayi City Councilor Tai Chien-shan (戴建三), died on March 20.

The official wanted to attend her father’s funeral as she had not seen her father again before he passed. When her request was denied by the Chiayi District Court, Ning then applied to attend the funeral pursuant to Article 23 of the Detention Act with the Chiayi Detention Center.

On Wednesday, she was permitted to attend the funeral but was kept in handcuffs and leg shackles during her brief visit to the memorial hall.

Photos of Ning kneeling in front of her father’s coffin while restrained soon emerged in media reports, sparking immediate public outrage. Taiwanese netizens have accused local authorities of being inhumane to the grieving official.

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Lawmaker Chen Ming-wen (陳明文) called out the Agency of Corrections for heavily restraining a detainee not yet convicted of any crime. The veteran legislator noted that the decision to do so goes against Taiwanese customs and reveals the red tape within the agency.

The Chiayi Detention Center has responded to the backlash by saying that requiring the councilor to wear handcuffs and leg shackles at the funeral was lawful. It noted, however, that a different approach may be considered in the future depending on individual cases.

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[maxsanic]

Most likely the "public backlash" is nothing more than the usual political internet brigade at work again. There is nothing wrong with a detained suspect wearing hand and feet cuffs while being brought out to public places; she's still able to walk and kneel properly to pay her last respects to her father, so I don't see what's the problem.

When these people shout humane I reckon what they mean is convicted criminal and ex-president Chen Shui Bian who simply walks around, attends rallies and gives interviews in a business as usual fashion while serving jail time?

 

[red amoeba]

Many inhumane things happening in Taiwan. Their medigen vaccine is so rare that it’s not available anywhere.

 

[eatshitndie]

taiwanese need to be spanked hard and whacked a few times with knuckledusters to wake up from slumber, softness, stupidity as a result of progressive, liberal, lgbtq, and woke diseases plaguing the political landscape. an lky reincarnation is required.

 

[red amoeba]

taiwanese need to be spanked hard and whacked a few times with knuckledusters to wake up from slumber, softness, stupidity as a result of progressive, liberal, lgbtq, and woke diseases plaguing the political landscape. an lky reincarnation is required.

No need so complicated. Just go under CCP will do.

 

[eatshitndie]

No need so complicated. Just go under CCP will do.

under ccp, boys will turn into fat lumps of turd as spoilt entitled brats while girls will sell their bodies for a buck and a fuck.

 

[Sideswipe]

the cuffs were unnecessary. it's not like she would take the opportunity to escape.