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Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) is closely monitoring the case of three Taiwanese nationals accused of smuggling rare bird eggs through Panama. The individuals were detained at Tocumen International Airport with 240 eggs of protected bird species. MOFA is in contact with Panamanian authorities to ensure fair treatment and a just trial for the accused, emphasizing adherence to international wildlife protection agreements.

Six men have been indicted by the Taichung District Prosecutor’s Office for alleged sexual exploitation offenses under the Child and Youth Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act. Led by Chen Tso-wei, the group imitated the infamous ＂South Korea’s Nth Room case＂ and used deceptive tactics to lure their victims, promising easy money for photos or offering iPhones. They profited over NT＄8 million from their illicit activities. Authorities discovered that the syndicate blackmailed the young girls involved with explicit videos and threatened to leak their nude photos if they didn’t comply. A total of 86 girls were found to have fallen prey to this exploitation, with the youngest victim being just nine years old. Some of the victims resorted to self-harm as a result of the abuse. The Taichung District Prosecutor’s Office is seeking a substantial sentence of 30 years imprisonment for three of the accused, including Chen, who played a particularly malicious role with a severe impact on human dignity. The remaining three face sentencing recommendations of five to ten years.

台灣博物館首度登上紐約時尚週！國立歷史博物館（National Museum of History，簡稱史博館）攜手Just In Case進軍全球最具指標的伸展台，2018春夏紐約時裝週。