Lin Ming-hsin
Lin Ming-hsin is a Taiwanese politician serving as the Minister Without Portfolio in the Executive Yuan. He plays a crucial role in addressing national issues, including the management of illegal fishing activities in Taiwan's waters. Recently, he announced the government's decision to remove illegal Chinese oyster racks, emphasizing the importance of protecting the interests of local oyster farmers in Kinmen County.
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Minister Without Portfolio Lin Ming-hsin told a news conference that the proposal is based on the UN’s International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Cabinet unveils fines for calling for annexation
Taiwan· 2025-12-18
Minister Without Portfolio Lin Ming-hsin emphasized the need for Taiwanese to build up the basis of Taiwanese sovereignty.
Groups call for revitalization of HokloTaiwan· 2025-12-14
Minister Without Portfolio Lin Ming-hsin chaired a meeting that approved the CEDAW report.
Taiwan has highest share of female legislators in AsiaTaiwan· 2025-12-10Lin Ming-hsin presented the fifth national CEDAW report detailing Taiwan’s achievements in promoting women’s rights.
Taiwan publishes quadrennial report on gender equality effortsTaiwan· 2025-12-10Minister Without Portfolio Lin Ming-hsin said that of the seven proposed amendments, five address penalties and complementary measures concerning undersea cable sabotage.
Changes to underwater infrastructure laws advancedTaiwan· 2025-09-18Minister Without Portfolio Lin Ming-hsin speaks about the amendments to protect undersea cables.
Cabinet to pass amendments to protect undersea cablesTaiwan· 2025-09-18
Minister Without Portfolio Lin Ming-hsin said the Cabinet decided the government would handle the matter.
Illegal Chinese oyster racks to be removedTaiwan· 2025-06-19
