Hsu Hsi-hsiang
Hsu Hsi-hsiang serves as the Deputy Minister of Justice in Taiwan and is involved in legislative discussions regarding national security and immigration laws. He has defended the government's actions against the influencer Liu Zhenya, citing concerns over speech that could incite violence or compromise social stability.
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Hsu Hsi-hsiang was nominated by President William Lai to succeed Hsing Tai-chao as the office’s prosecutor-general.
KMT lawmaker proposes ‘acting’ limits
Taiwan· 2026-05-31
NSB Deputy Director Hsu Hsi-hsiang said in a legislative session in October 2023 that there were five foreign interference operations during the campaign for the local elections in 2022.
NSB moves to foil China poll meddlingTaiwan· 2025-10-14
Deputy Minister of Justice Hsu Hsi-hsiang mentioned the three-month timeline during a public hearing.
Penalties for child abuse to be increased: ministryTaiwan· 2025-05-22
Deputy Minister of Justice Hsu Hsi-hsiang said that the alliance has used technology and a division of specialists to investigate environmental crimes.
Taoyuan indicts 11 over illegal waste operationsTaiwan· 2025-04-18
Deputy Minister of Justice Hsu Hsi-hsiang thanked the research center of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office for their assistance in publishing the book.
Judicial officials hail book’s publicationTaiwan· 2025-04-09
Deputy Minister of Justice Hsu Hsi-hsiang said that under the Act Governing the Relations Between the Peoples of the Taiwan Area and Mainland Area, Chinese residents in Taiwan cannot engage in activities that compromise national security.
Academics protest revoking Yaya’s residency permitTaiwan· 2025-03-26
