China says Taiwanese publisher under national security probe FMTNews FMTWorld
BEIJING: A Taiwanese publisher reported missing while visiting Shanghai is under investigation for suspected national security crimes, Chinese authorities said today.
Activists and Taiwan-based journalists had raised the alarm on Li’s disappearance, with dissident Chinese poet Bei Ling writing in a Facebook post last week that Li was believed to have been “secretly detained” in Shanghai while on a visit to see family last month. Chinese authorities had previously jailed Taiwanese democracy activist Lee Ming Che for five years on a national security conviction before his release last year.
Beijing’s confirmation of Li’s detention comes a day after Chinese authorities formally pressed secession charges against Taiwanese activist Yang Chih Yuan, leader of a minor political party advocating for the island’s formal independence.
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