Wu Szu-yao
Wu Szu-yao is the secretary-general of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislative caucus in Taiwan. She has recently been in the news following President Lai Ching-te's promulgation of amended legislation aimed at tightening the requirements for petitions to recall elected officials, a move that has sparked controversy and discussions about its impact on public rights.
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Wu Szu-yao is the secretary general of the DPP’s legislative caucus who expressed concerns about the mass recall.
China rallies for opposition as Taiwan gears up for mass parliamentary recall
Taiwan· 2025-07-23
Wu Szu-yao is a DPP lawmaker who was also targeted in the recall campaigns.
Five charged with forging recall signaturesTaiwan· 2025-06-16
Wu Szu-yao is a DPP lawmaker targeted in the KMT-backed recall campaign.
KMT officials to be questioned for illegal assemblyTaiwan· 2025-04-23
DPP Legislator Wu Szu-yao and other lawmakers protested by holding placards and shouting 'illegal meeting.'
KMT referendum bills advance after tense meetingTaiwan· 2025-03-26
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) caucus secretary-general Wu Szu-yao said the party would follow the Constitution to seek a remedy.
Lai promulgates recall petition amendmentTaiwan· 2025-02-19
Wu Szu-yao, secretary-general of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislative caucus, said the party will follow the Constitution of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to seek a remedy.
President Lai promulgates amended law tightening recall petition rulesTaiwan· 2025-02-18