Source: China Taiwan Network Taiwan's security department was exposed to illegal surveillance. Who is on the "monitoring list"? (Pictures from Taiwanese media) China Taiwan Net reported on February 26 that according to comprehensive Taiwanese media reports, Taiwan’s security depa

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Taiwan's security department was exposed to illegal surveillance. Who is on the "monitoring list"? (Picture from Taiwan media)

China Taiwan Network reported on February 26 that according to comprehensive Taiwan media reports, Taiwan’s security department was accused by anonymous sources of illegally monitoring party and government officials on the island, personnel from various countries stationed in Taiwan, and members of the media industry. The department argued on the 25th that, The relevant content is false information promoted by forces outside the island.

reported that this complaint letter, which was accused of being "false information", was sent to various Taiwanese media. The content claimed that the whistleblower had served in Taiwan's security department for 22 years. The letter also attached a "monitoring list", showing that since 2019 Starting from the beginning, Taiwan's security agencies successively monitored many landline and mobile phone numbers in the offices of other countries in Taiwan, such as the American Institute in Taiwan and the Japan Exchange Association Taipei Office, and even listed some of the monitored targets. Provide the person’s name, position and monitored phone number.

In addition, this so-called "monitoring list" involves people from the military, police, media, political and business circles, and public education circles on the island. After a random phone test by a Taiwanese media reporter, it was found that the person was indeed there, but some of the names were wrong.

The "monitoring list" also revealed that Zhang Anle, chairman of the United Promotion Party, Jiang Qichen, chairman of the Kuomintang, former chairman Hong Xiuzhu, Wu Sihuai, Liao Guodong, honorary chairman of the New Party and others were monitored. The roster even pointed out that since 2017, the phone calls of Chen Mingtong, the former chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council of Taiwan, had been monitored.

Taiwan's security department issued a press release on the 26th stating that this case is typical of false information promoted by foreign forces and is currently being investigated in conjunction with relevant units. (China Taiwan Net Zhang Ling)