Hsu Kai-hsieh
Hsu Kai-hsieh is a Taiwanese judge serving on the Taipei District Court, where he specializes in national security matters. Recently, he gained attention for briefing the US Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) about China's methods of infiltrating Taiwan, highlighting issues such as espionage, societal division, and technology theft. His insights underscore the growing concern over Chinese influence in Taiwan and the need for international collaboration on counterintelligence efforts.
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Recent news mentions
Hsu Kai-hsieh, a judge in the Taipei District Court’s National Security Division, speaks at an event hosted by the Hudson Institute’s China Center in Washington.
Chinese moving to set up ‘legal gray zones,’ expert says
Taiwan· 2026-07-11
Judge Hsu Kai-hsieh of the Taipei District Court’s National Security Division provided information regarding CCP infiltration efforts against Taiwan.
CCP infiltration efforts intensifying, MAC saysTaiwan· 2025-11-17Hsu Kai-hsieh briefed the US Congressional-Executive Commission on China about China's methods of infiltrating Taiwan.
Taiwan judge briefs US federal committee on Chinese infiltrationTaiwan· 2025-10-03