Chang Hsiu-yuan
Chang Hsiu-yuan is the Director-General of the Department of Protective Services, known for her advocacy in enhancing safeguarding measures for minors against sexual image abuse. Recently, she emphasized the importance of education and preventative measures, particularly in the digital age where children are increasingly vulnerable to online scams and exploitation. Her department is actively collaborating with the Ministry of Education to implement legally mandated awareness campaigns aimed at preventing the distribution of sexually explicit images involving minors.
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Department of Protective Services Director-General Chang Hsiu-yuan said that adding electronic monitoring to the law was a correct course of action.
Bill to monitor domestic violence offenders needs longer: MOHW
Taiwan· 2025-11-19
Chang Hsiu-yuan stated that it is common for victims of sexual violence to seek help anonymously.
Ministry clarifies stance on sexual abuse reportingTaiwan· 2025-09-06
Department of Protective Services Director-General Chang Hsiu-yuan discussed the forum on sexual violence prevention.
Ministry denies report of sex crime exemptionsTaiwan· 2025-06-09
Chang Hsiu-yuan, Director-General of the Department of Protective Services, discussed the prevalence of online child sexual exploitation cases.
Child sexual exploitation cases mostly occur onlineTaiwan· 2025-05-02
Department of Protective Services Director-General Chang Hsiu-yuan said that the rise in reported cases was due to increased alertness among the public.
EDITORIAL: State help for parentsTaiwan· 2025-04-19
Chang Hsiu-yuan said that the rise in reported cases was due to increased alertness among the public.
Instances of infant abuse rise 1.2-fold in five yearsTaiwan· 2025-04-15
Chang Hsiu-yuan said that 134 infants have been harmed through domestic abuse in the past five years.
Domestic abuse harms 26 babies per year: ministryTaiwan· 2025-04-11
Department of Protective Services Director-General Chang Hsiu-yuan emphasized the importance of education and prevention to safeguard minors from sexual image abuse.
Over one-third of sexual image abuse victims are minors: ministryTaiwan· 2025-04-04