Huang Mou-hsin
Huang Mou-hsin is the Deputy Minister of Justice in Taiwan, known for his involvement in legislative discussions regarding child protection laws. Recently, he has been actively participating in conversations about increasing penalties for child abuse, particularly in light of a high-profile case involving the tragic death of a young child. Huang has emphasized the ministry's openness to amending existing laws to enhance the legal framework protecting children and to facilitate cross-party discussions aimed at achieving timely reforms.
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Huang was also nominated as a commissioner for the Central Election Commission and received 61 'no' votes.
Cabinet’s 3 election official nominees rejected by Legislature
Taiwan· 2026-07-03
Huang Mou-hsin was nominated as a commissioner by the Executive Yuan.
Legislature again rejects Cabinet’s CEC nomineesTaiwan· 2026-07-03
Deputy Minister of Justice Huang Mou-hsin said such tests offer immediate results and could quickly indicate whether a person has used drugs.
Cabinet approves drug driving-related draft amendmentsTaiwan· 2026-06-19
Deputy Minister of Justice Huang Mou-hsin said the ministry is not opposed to amending either article.
Ministry considers raising penalties for child abuseTaiwan· 2025-06-04
