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¡¹ TaiwanPlus, 2023-3-6  msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/taiwan-poll-finds-widespread-public-mistrust-of-prosecutors-taiwanplus-news/vi-AA18glWE
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¡¹ Voice of America, 2022-11-23: ¡§黑金¡¨ "black gold"-"heijin." Corruption in Local Politics ¦b更多農村地區,贊助網絡、賄選,甚至與有組織犯罪有聯繫的候選人都很難完全抹去。...¦b«n§ë¡A¦]¬°比較農村,所以¶R²¼¨ä¹ê«ÜÄY­«¡A¥i¥H»¡´¶¹M¦s¦b...(The term directly translates to "black gold" but most in the audience understand that it refers to corruption, vote buying, or illicit money used for political purposes... vote buying, and even candidates with ties to organized crime have been hard to erase completely in more rural areas...  in Nantou, because it is relatively rural, buying votes is actually very serious, I would say prevalent )  voanews.com/a/taiwan-struggles-to-shake-off-era-of-corruption-in-local-politics/6846530.html   brief 

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¡¹Transparency International /  Global Corruption Barometer -
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¡¹  ¬ü°ê°ê°È°|¤HÅv³ø§i US Country Reports on Human Rights Practices released at 2023-3-20 (state.gov/reports/2022-country-reports-on-human-rights-practices/taiwan/):

¦b2020年的¥xÆW總統和立法©e­û¿ïÁ|¡A兩 ¤j政黨的候選人和支持者¾D指控¶R票 §@¹ú。
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¡¹ Denmark's Democracy Perception Index 2023: Most people view corruption as a threat to democracy in their country ³g»G¹ï¥Á¥Dªº«Â¯Ùµ{«× -  ¥xÆW±Æ¦W²Ä 17, ¸¨«á©ó¨ä¥L¨È¤Ó°ê®a: ·s¥[©Y (No.7), ¤é¥» (9), ¿D¬w (10), ­»´ä (12), «nÁú (13).   6389062.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/6389062/Canva%20images/Democracy%20Perception%20Index%202023.pdf

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¡¹ International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, 2021 Global State of Democracy

(idea.int/gsod/sites/default/files/2021-11/spotlight-on-taiwan-gsod2021.pdf)
SPOTLIGHT ON TAIWAN
corruption cases, some of them highprofile, have continued to emerge, one of the most serious being that of five MPs from three political parties, the DPP and KMT included, charged with accepting bribes from the ex-Chairman of a major investment firm in violation of the 2007 Anti-Corruption Act¡Xa case viewed by some as highlighting Taiwan¡¦s weak record on regulating political lobbying.¤T­Ó¬FÄÒªº¤­¦Wij­û³Q«ü±±±µ¨ü¤@¶µ­«¤j§ë¸ê¤½¥qªº«e¥D®uªº¸ì¸ï¡A¹H¤Ï¤F 2007 ¦~¤Ï»G±Ñªk¡X¡X¤@¨Ç¤H»{¬°³o°_®×¥ó¥YÅã¤F¥xÆW¦b³W½d¬Fªv¹C»¡¤è­±ªºÁ¡®z°O¿ý¡C

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¡¹ Avios, 2022-6-28: ­x¤è³g»G Scandals and corruption have plagued the Taiwanese armed forces  axios.com/2022/06/28/taiwan-military-defense-weapons-china-invasion-threat

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¡¹ Economist, 2022-8-2: ¥xÆW»Ý¥´À»­x¤è»G±Ñ©M®ö¶O Taiwan needs to do more to combat corruption and waste in its armed forces economist.com/leaders/2022/08/02/nancy-pelosis-trip-to-taiwan-highlights-americas-incoherent-strategy

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¡¹ Transparency International, Taiwan ranks No. 7 in Asia & Pacific in 2021

Transparency Int'l   ,  CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX, 2021

country of Asia & Pacific score
New Zealand score 88  No.1
Singapore   No.4
Hong Kong No. 12
Australia No. 18
Japan No. 18
UAE No. 24
Bhutan No. 25
Taiwan score 68 No. 25
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¡¹  US  Country Reports on Human Rights Practices , 2021-3-30

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Section 4. Corruption and Lack of Transparency in Government:  ¦b³o¤@¦~¤¤¡A¦³©x¤è³g»G±Ñªº³ø¾É¡CºI¦Ü5¤ëªº¤@¦~¤¤¡A¤w°_¶D9¦W°ª¯Å©x­û¡A59¦W¤¤¯Å©x­û¡A75¦W§C¯Å©x­û©M18¦W¥Á¿ï¥Nªí¡C  ¤E¤ë¡A¥x¥_¦a¤èÀ˹î¸p«ü±±¥Á¶iÄÒ²{¥ô¥ßªk©e­ûĬ¾_­ë¡A°ê¥ÁÄÒ¹ù°ê´É©M³¯´Â»Ê¡A¥H¤ÎÄÒ¥D®u³\¥Ã©ú¦¬¨ü¸ì¸ï¥H¨ó§U°Ó¤H­«·s´x±±SOGO¦Ê³f©Ò¦³Åv¡C¦¹¥~¡A¿W¥ß¥ß©e»¯¦¨¥É¦b¥t¤@°_¸ì¸ï®×¤¤³Q°_¶D¡A¯A¤Î¨â­Ó§»öªA°È¤½¥q©M¤@¶ô°ê®a¤½¶é¤ºªº¤g¦a¡C³o¨Ç®×¥ó¥¿¦b¼f²z¤¤¡C There were reports of official corruption during the year. In the year to May, nine high-ranking officials, 59 mid-level, 75 low-level, and 18 elected people¡¦s deputies had been indicted for corruption.  In September the Taipei District Prosecutors Office charged incumbent legislators Su Chen-ching of the Democratic Progressive Party, Liao Kuo-tung and Chen Chao-ming of the Kuomintang, and former New Power Party legislator Hsu Yung-ming with accepting bribes to assist a businessman in regaining control of the ownership of a department store chain. In addition independent legislator Chao Cheng-yu was indicted in a separate bribery case involving two funeral services companies and a plot of land in a national park. These cases were pending trial.

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¡¹ PERC¡¦s 2014 Report on Corruption in Asia, Asian Intelligence Reports Index
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        Asia's ranking status: 
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        1 ·s¥[©YSingapore (score 1.6),  2 ¤é¥»Japan(2.08) , 3 ¿D¬wAustralia(2.55) ,
        4 ­»´äHong Kong(2.95), 5 ¬ü°êUSA(3.50) , 6 ¿DªùMacau(3.65) , 7
°¨¨Ó¦è¨ÈMalaysia(5.25),
        8 ¥xÆWTW(5.31),  9 S. Korea (7.05), 10 Chn(7.10)

        http://www.asiarisk.com/subscribe/exsum1.pdf

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The US Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2012, released at April 19, 2013.

¥xÆW¥D­nªº°ÝÃD¦b³g»G©M¹ï°ü¤k»P¨àµ£ªº¼É¤O¡C³g»G : ¡§Although the authorities made efforts to eliminate corruption and diminish political influence in the judiciary, some residual problems remained,¡¨...¡§During the year, judicial reform advocates pressed for greater public accountability, reforms of the personnel system and other procedural reforms,¡¨. ¡§Although the authorities made efforts to eliminate corruption and diminish political influence in the judiciary, some residual problems remained,¡¨ the report said.
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¥xÆW³Ì³g¦Ãªº³æ¦ì:
(1) The came-out worst corruption institution: the ¥ßªk°|Legislative Yuan( 75 % of respondents feeling the institution was affected by corruption)
(2) ¬FÄÒthe political parties (74%)
(3) ´CÅéTaiwan's media (62%)
(4) ¥qªkjudiciary (57%)
(5) ­xĵ¤½¹²police, the military, public officials and civil servants all finishing at 56 percent
(6) non-governmental organizations (31%)

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¡]Corruption Barometer 2013¡^

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¡» Percentage(%) of respondents who felt these institutions were corrupt/extremely corrupt in this country/territory ¦h¤Ö¤ñ¨Ò¨ü³XªÌ»{¬°¥xÆW³o¨Ç³æ¦ì¬O¤@¯ë¬Æ¦Ü·¥ºÝ³g¦Ã?
¥ßªk°|75%  of respondents in Taiwan who felt that parliament/legislature( the Legislative Yuan) were corrupt/extremely corrupt ;
¬FÄÒ74%  political parties;   ´CÅé 62%   media; ¥qªk 57%   judiciary;
ĵ¤è 56%  police;   ­x¤è 56%   military;  ¤½¹² 56%  public officials and servants;
ÂåÀø 47% medical and health services;  ±Ð¨| 45% educational systems; 
44%   business;   33% religious bodies; «DÀç§Q 31%  NGOs( non-governmental organizations)
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¡»To what extent do you think corruption is a problem in the public sector in this country/territory?³g¦Ã¦hÄY­«?
7%: not really a problem;    27%: a slight problem;    35%: it's a problem;  31%: serious problem

(3) ¡» Have you or anyone in your household paid a bribe to one of these 8 services in the last 12 months?  ®a®x¦¨­û´¿¸ì¸ï¨º¨Ç¾÷ºc?
35%  judiciary;   21% medical and health services;    16% educational systems;  16%   police; 
15% tax revenue;    15%   registry & permit services;  17%   utility;    11%  land service;   
(4) ¡»over the past 2 years how has the level of corruption in the country/territory changed?23% decrease a lot;   48% decrease a little; 17% stayed the same; 9% increase a little;   3% increase a lot
(5) ¡»How effect your government actions are in the fight against corruption? ¬F©²¥´À»³g¦Ã¦³®Ä?
very ineffective: 14%; ineffective: 32%, etc
(6) ¡» Institutions perceived by respondents to be among the most affected by corruption?political party: Taiwan is one among 51 countries of 107 perceived political party to be among the institutions most affected by corruption.
parliament & legislature:  Taiwan is one among 7 countries of 107 perceived parliament & legislature to be among the institutions most affected by corruption.

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¡»To what extent do you agree that ordinary people can make a difference in the fight against corruption? ¥­¥Á¦Ê©m¯à¥´À»³g¦Ã
51% agree;  28% disagree;  8% strong disagree;  13% strong agree
¡@ ps: 2013 Corruption Perception index TW rank 36  score 61 same as that in 2012   (Singapore 5, HK 15, Japan 18)

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(Reuters) - In Transparency International's 2012 Corruption Perceptions Index, ¦b¥þ²y176°ê®a¤¤¡A¤¦³Á¡BªâÄõ¡B¯Ã¦èÄõ¦@¦P±Æ¦W²Ä¤@¡A·ç¨å»P·s¥[©Y±Æ¦W²Ä¥|»P¤­¡C
(CNA¥xÆW¤§¤¤¥¡ªÀ) Taiwan was ranked 37th among 176 nations and regions in an annual global index on the perception of corruption in the public sector, dropping five spots from last year, In 2011, Taiwan was ranked 32nd among 183 nations and territories.  China remained in 80th place with a score of 39 - which means Failure.

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¡¹  <°ê»Ú¯S³j²Õ´> ­^°ê ­Û´° (Amnesty International, London, UK),  annual report The State of the World's Human Rights 2012, May 24, 2012

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°ª¼h©x­û³g¦Ãit highlighted the problem of corruption in Taiwan, saying more than 400 officials were indicted on corruption charges in the past year, including 54 high-ranking officials.

¥qªkÅé¨t³g¦ÃIn addition, it said the judicial system in Taiwan ¡§suffered from some corruption.¡¨

¬Fªv»P¾Ç³Nµû½×½èºÃÀ˹î©x»Pªk©x ¤§¤½¥¿©ÊThe impartiality of judges and prosecutors involved in high-profile and politically sensitive cases was being questioned by some political commentators and academics, the report said.

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2012 ¥xÆW¤HÅv«ü¼Ð½Õ¬d" (conducted by ¤¤µØ¤HÅv¨ó·|)¡A 17.9% ¥xÆW¤H»{¬°¥xÆW¾ãÅé¤HÅv¶i¨B¡A 36% »{¬°¥xÆW¤HÅv°h¨B¡A 25.8% ¥xÆW¤H»{¬°¥xÆW¬Fªv¤HÅv°h¨B¡A 17.1% »{¬°¥xÆW¬Fªv¤HÅv¶i¨B¡A 13.1% ¥xÆW¤H»{¬°¥xÆW¥qªk¤HÅv¶i¨B¡A 38.4% »{¬°¥xÆW¥qªk¤HÅv°h¨B
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¡¹ <Taiwan News>,  
¥xÆW¤H¤£¤j¬Û«H¥qªk¡A according to "2012 Taiwan Human Rights Indicator Survey", about 53.5 percent of the respondents gave the protection of judicial human rights a negative rating, compared with 21.4 percent who rated it positively.
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¥xÆW¥Á¥D°òª÷·|¤½¥¬¡u2012¥xÆW¥Á¥D¦Û¥Ñ¤HÅv«ü¼Ð½Õ¬d¡v¡A µ²ªGÅã¥Ü¥Á²³¹ï¬F©²¤HÅv«O»Ùº¡·N«×¸û¥h¦~¤U­°¡A ¹ï¬F©²³g»G·P¨ì«D±`¤£º¡·N¡A... ¥Á²³¹ï¤HÅv«O»Ù³Ì¤£º¡·Nªº«e¤T¦W¡A¤À§O¬O¬F©²µL³g»Gµ{«×¡B¬F©²¦^À³¤H¥Á»Ý¨D¤ÎµL¥~¤O¤z¯A¥qªk±¡§Î¡F³Ìº¡·Nªº«h¬O©~¦í¤Î¾E±p¦Û¥Ñ¡B©v±Ð«H¥õ¦Û¥Ñ¤Î§ë²¼Åv§Q«O»Ù¦Û¥Ñ...

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¡¹  <Political and Economic Risk Consultancy LTD. (PERC)>     2012¦~3¤ë 21¤é 

¡u¬F¸g­·ÀIµû¦ô¡vµoªí2012¦~«×³ø§i¡A¤ñ¸û16°ê®a¤Î¦a°Ï¥~°Ó¹ïÀç°Ó©Ò¦b¦a¤§·G¼ä¦L¶H(0³Ì¨Î~10³ÌÃa):
1. ·s¥[©Y(0.67),   2. ¿D¬w(1.28),   3. ¤é¥»(1.9),   4. ¬ü°ê(2.59),    5. ­»´ä(2.64)     6. ¿Dªù(2.85)
7. ¥xÆW(5.45),   8. °¨¨Ó¦è¨È(5.59),   9. ®õ°ê(6.57)   10.¬Z®H¹ë(6.83)

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¡¹ ¼w°ê <°ê»Ú³z©ú²Õ´>¡]Transparency International¡^    2011¦~11¤ë 2¤é 

     < 2011¦~¥þ²y¦æ¸ì«ü¼Æ>µû¤ñ¡A¥xÆW¸û2008¦~°h¨B5¦W¡C
 
¡· ¥xÆW¦b TI's 2011 ¡§Bribe Payers" index±Æ¦W (19th) «á¬q,  Á`¦@ 28 °ê®a±µ¨ü½Õ¬d (surveyed)
 ¡· Taiwan fell from 14th place in the index released in 2008, when 22 countries were scrutinized.
 ¡· ¬fªL(The Berlin-based organization)Á`³¡³X¬d 3,016 business executives¡]¦@ 30 °ê®a¡^, °ÝÃD¬O¡G how often companies in the countries polled engaged in bribery.

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¡¹  <°ê»Ú³z©ú²Õ´> <Transparency International>, ¼w°ê,   2011¦~12¤ë 1¤é        

¥xÆW¦b  the corruption perception index µû¤ñ±Æ¦W²Ä32¡C

¥xÆWÀò±o¤À¼Æ¬°  6.1 [º¡¤À 10] ¡A ¨È¤Ó°ê®a¤À¼Æ : New Zealand 9.5, Singapore 9.2 , Hong Kong 8.2, Japan 8.0µ¥¡C

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Taiwan's corruption index by year, Transparency International, Germany

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¡¹ <¬ü°ê°ê°È°|¤HÅv³ø§i   USA Country Reports on Human Rights practices>, issued  2011¦~4¤ë8¤é

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¡¹  <°ê»Ú¯S³j²Õ´> ­^°ê ­Û´° (Amnesty International, London, UK),  annual report The State of the World's Human Rights 2011, May 13, 2011

        Taiwan was criticized over issues to do with the death penalty, freedom of expression, justice ( also voiced concerns over the slow progress to enact a judges' act to address corruption scandals involving high court judges ªk©x¯A¶°Å馬¸ìÁà»D and over the working conditions of migrant workers.) and migrants' rights.


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      ¥xÆW"Á×§K³g¦Ã Freedom from Corruption" ¤À¼Æ 56  ( ¬° 2007¦~¥H¨Ó³Ì®t )

      ¥xÆW¸gÀÙ¦Û¥Ñ«× ¤À¼Æ 70.8 ¦b¨È¤Ó( Asia¡VPacific region)±Æ¦W²Ä¤C¡C

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   World Corruption Index: Singapore No.1, Australia No.8 (score 8.7), HK No.13 (8.4), Japan No. 17 (7.8),  Qatar No.19 (7.7), US No.22 (7.1),  Taiwan No.33 (5.8)

    ¥xÆW¤H»{¬°¹L¥h¤T¦~¥xÆW³g¦Ã»G¤Æ:  ¤@¼Ë(stayed the same) 35%, §óÃa(increased) 42%, Âà¦n( decreased) 23%¡C

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¡u¥xÆWªº»G±Ñ¡X½T»{¥qªkÅé¨t¤¤³Ì¤£³ôªº½èºÃ¡v¡]Corruption in Taiwan--Confirming the worst suspicions¡^¬°ÃD¡A³ø¾É¤F¥O¥xÆW»X²ÛªºÁà»D : «e¥ß©e¦ó´¼½÷¯A¶û¦æ¸ìªk©x¡A¾É­P¤@¦WÀ˹î©x»P¥|¦W¥qªk©x¦¬©ã®×¡A³o¥óªø¹F¤Q¦~¥H¤Wªº³Ì¤j¥qªk³g¦ÃÁà»DÅý¥xÆW¥qªk¬Éªº³g¦ÃÁÁ¶ÇÀò±o¤FÃÒ¹ê¡A¤]Åý¤H¥Áªº¼««ã¹F¨ì¤FªmÂI¡C

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three high-court judges and a prosecutor had been detained amid allegations that they took bribes to fix the outcome of a high-profile case, has brought public outrage to boiling point.

The case is Taiwan¡¦s biggest judicial-corruption scandal in over a decade.

¡§The significance of this case is that it makes all the rumours a reality,¡¨

The country¡¦s president, announced the formation of a new commission to battle corruption and vote-buying.

Such talk is ... drawing comparisons to Singapore¡¦s Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau and Hong Kong¡¦s Independent Commission Against Corruption. But, unlike those bodies, the Taiwanese commission will not report directly to the president, but only to the justice ministry, where tangled bureaucracy and civil servants who are deferential to their political bosses could limit action.

In any case, complains the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), and various experts, such a commission will be toothless as long as it is nearly impossible to sack bad judges and prosecutors. An act calling for such a mechanism has long been stalled in parliament.

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¡¹ <¬ü°ê¤HÅv³ø§i>¡]USA Country Reports on Human Rights practices¡^    2010¦~3¤ë11¤é www.state.gov

¥|¶µ¥D­n¤HÅv¯Ê¥¢¤§¤@ : ¥xÆW©x­û³g¦Ã    One out of 4 major problems  :  Taiwan corruption by officials

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¡¹ ­^°ê <The Economist>  Jan 22nd 2009      "Political corruption in Taiwan"

¥xÆW ªº¿ï¾Ü©Ê¿ì®×    Taiwan expert at Monash University in Australia, points out that recent corruption investigations have mainly been aimed at opposition politicians; prosecutors seem far less interested in investigating KMT figures.

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¡¹ ®É¥NÂø»x <TIME> USA,   2009     

Chen (former president of ROC Taiwan) insists his case is one of political persecutions by the new Kuomintang administration, which has been forging closer ties with China since coming into power ......

In some ways, Chen's  trial is a positive sign that the justice system is alive ...

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Former President of Taiwan Goes on Trial for Corruption


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¥xÆWªº¥Á¥D»Pż¿ú Democracy and Dirty Money in Taiwan  

You have to love what's happening in Taiwan. Yeah,  .....  the former President of Taiwan, Chen Shui-bian, has just been banned from leaving the island and the Swiss are investigating a bank account that contains $20 million.
Chen, the first opposition candidate to become president of Taiwan, came into office promising to clean up what is known on that island as the culture of "hei qian" or dirty money. Hmmm.

...... The Taiwan story is remarkable, however, not just because it involves the fall of failed president but because it is happening at all. It underscores the fact that Taiwan's democracy, while still plagued by corruption, is trying to keep it house clean. As such it's good news for Taiwan and, who knows, perhaps good news for the many Chinese on mainland China who look to Taiwan and its political system with some hope and maybe a little admiration. Could this happen in China, too?
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¡¹ ¯Ã¬ù®É³ø <New York Times> USA

Former President of Taiwan Is Detained in a Corruption Inquiry November 11, 2008

 
The former president paused briefly before television cameras, raised his arms and defiantly shouted, ¡§Long live Taiwan!¡¨ and ¡§Political persecution!¡¨

Mr. Chen, one of Taiwan¡¦s most controversial political figures, ...

Mr. Chen has suggested that prosecutors are focusing on him to win favor from Beijing.....  (By DAVID BARBOZA)

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¡¹ ¯Ã¬ù®É³ø <New York Times> USA

Taiwan¡¦s Former President Goes on Trial for Corruption    March 26, 2009  

But Mr. Chen ....  has maintained the charges are a plot by Taiwan¡¦s current president, Ma Ying-jeou, to win favor with China¡¦s government.
...¡§In order to win favors and protection from Beijing, the KMT¡¨......

Although the evidence against Mr. Chen is strong, some analysts say the government¡¦s handling of the case has been less than deft. Prosecutors were criticized after they participated in a skit before Justice Ministry officials that clearly mocked Mr. Chen. Mr. Chen has won sympathy by claiming that his detention without bail ¡X and, at first, without any contact with his family ¡X has been unjustly harsh.

¡§The prosecutors have been going a bit wild, and how this trial is conducted will be critical,¡¨...... ¡§This is an important landmark in Taiwan¡¦s whole process of democratization.¡¨  ( By MICHAEL WINES )

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¡¹ <New York Times> USA      Sept. 11, 2009

...... Mr. Chen blasted the proceedings as a "tool for political suppression and persecution" by his successor......

Mr. Chen was the first politician outside the Kuomintang to become president of Taiwan, after he helped lead a pro-democracy movement that opposed martial law and other strict measures put in place by the Kuomintang. Martial law was not lifted until 1987, and the island's first multi-party elections held in 1996. Mr. Chen had strongly campaigned against the corruption that many Taiwanese saw as widespread within the Kuomintang, which retreated to Taiwan after losing the Chinese civil war to the Communists in 1949.    

 (Michael Wines)

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¡¹ ®É¥NÂø»x <TIME> USA,   2009     

Chen (former president of ROC Taiwan) insists his case is one of political persecutions by the new Kuomintang administration, which has been forging closer ties with China since coming into power ......

In some ways, Chen's  trial is a positive sign that the justice system is alive ...

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¡¹ ­^°ê <BBC> UK 

Taiwan court rejects Chen Shui-bian corruption appeal     

... He denies the charges and has said he is being punished by the pro-Beijing government for his independence views ...

His supporters say the current Taiwanese government - which favours closer relations with China - is persecuting the former president for upsetting Beijing by pushing for formal independence while he was in office.

... The government has insisted Chen's case is being dealt with according to the law, says our correspondent.

Taiwan has been ruled separately from China since the end of the Chinese civil war in 1949, ...... But Beijing sees the island as a breakaway province which should be reunified with the mainland, by force if necessary.

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¡¹ <New York Times> USA

Corruption Scandal at Top Tests Taiwan's Democracy     November 25, 2006

At times, Taiwanese politics is a blend of opera and blood sport, and this is one of those times. Scandal and outrage, lying and humiliation -- all of it messy and delivered in a loud, public fashion -- are consuming political life here, as a virtual death watch has settled over the second term of President Chen Shui-bian.

''In 10 years, when we look back, this could be a turning point for Taiwan's democracy to become mature,'' ...... ''Right now, it is a disgrace, and it is quite humiliating. But once we get past this, I think Taiwan's politics will get a lot cleaner.''

Politically, Taiwan's symbolic power has always been as a democratic counterpoint to China. But democracy in Taiwan remains a work in progress that has been repeatedly challenged during Mr. Chen's tenure. The pivotal recent event occurred Nov. 3 when a prosecutor in Taipei, the capital, indicted the first lady and also announced that Mr. Chen, immune from prosecution as president, could face charges after he left office. For a judicial branch regarded as a weak constitutional pillar, it was a historic moment.

''This is very hard evidence that at last we have a fair and independent-minded judicial branch,'' ...... ''The principle of separation of power has taken root in Taiwan.''

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 ¡¹ <The China Post>  Taiwan

Problem with corruption is scarring Taiwan's democracy    August 9, 2010

A former president jailed for graft, a retired head of military police indicted for embezzlement, three top judges accused of taking bribes ¡X the list goes on. Taiwan has a problem with corruption.

"Social values are distorted to the extent that being clean has come to count as a plus for a civil servant rather than a basic requirement,"  said George Tsai, a political scientist at Chinese Culture University in Taipei.

¡§It takes time to eradicate corruption but people's patience is limited and they are demanding quick results.

¡§Corruption in Taiwan is at a critical junction and the government and people have to do more,¡¨

¡§Otherwise, politically how can Taiwan say to the world that its democracy should be followed by others, especially China,¡¨ he said.

¡§Has Taiwan democracy solved the corruption problem? No, and Chen Shui-bian is the best proof of that,¡¨.... 

¡§But if we look at Singapore and Hong Kong, they prove that even without western-style democracy Asian regimes can establish good governance.¡¨
   (By Peter Harmsen, AFP)

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PS: All above are abstractions/excerpts from original articles in int'l media.       

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