2016/12/07 |
Hackers Hit India's Congress as Cyber Crime Escalates
As Congress Twitter accounts are hacked, cyber crime in India is up 26 times in a decade.
2016/11/29 |
FEATURE: Clean and Serene - The Missing Stage of Drug Rehab in Taiwan
As Taiwan’s government tries to tackle a growing drug problem, former addicts are trying to build a bridge back to society.
2016/11/02 |
INTERVIEW: Waking from a Nightmare, 16 Years on Death Row in Taiwan
'I was afraid to sleep, in case I woke up back in jail.' A man wrongly convicted of kidnap and murder, speaks about his two decades on death row in Taiwan.
2016/10/29 |
Duterte’s Plan to Revive Philippine Democracy
The Philippine president is working towards a constitutional amendment in favor of greater federalism and parliamentarism. Could this empower the country’s citizenry and strengthen democracy? And how does it fit in with Duterte’s controversial policies against drugs and crime?
2016/10/20 |
Malaysia Mulls Chemical Castration for Paedophiles
Malaysia may follow Indonesia's lead in taking new measures to deal with paedophiles.
2016/10/16 |
OPINION: Questioning Capital Punishment in Japan
The time has come for truly meaningful discussions on whether Japan should keep executing prisoners.
2016/10/07 |
INTERVIEW: The ‘Risky Business’ of China’s Extradition Demands on the West
How should Western countries respond to China’s extradition demands?
2016/10/05 |
UK Experts in Taipei to Convince Taiwan to Drop Death Penalty
Recent calls from local activists and the international community for Taiwan to abolish the death penalty have fallen on deaf ears.
2016/10/05 |
INTERVIEW: Subway Murderer’s Lawyer Believes More ‘Random Killings’ Likely
The lawyer of the man who killed four people on the Taipei subway in 2014 is bracing himself for more ‘random killings’ in Taiwan.
2016/10/04 |
The 1980s Crime Ring That Poisoned Japan's Candy And Never Got Caught
The 'Mystery Man with 21 Faces' mocked the police ruthlessly and stocked Japan's supermarkets with cyanide-filled candy. To this day, no one knows who they were.
2016/09/20 |
Taiwanese Tourist Assaulted On Paris Train
A Taiwanese man is recovering in a Paris hospital after being assaulted by an unidentified Eastern European man.
2016/09/19 |
Murder in Chapel Prompts South Korea to Rethink Chinese Tourism
Chinese tourism has been a boon for the South Korean economy, but a rise in violent crime has some worried.
2016/08/10 |
PetroSaudi Whistleblower Justo Gets Thai Royal Pardon
The pardon for a well-known whistleblower could see him become a star witness in the numerous investigations into Malaysian corruption being carried out around the world, commentators say.
2016/08/03 |
A New Era in Cross-Border Crime Between Hong Kong and China
Cross-border crime between Hong Kong and China has evolved beyond the traditional modes of human smuggling, drugs trafficking and kidnapping.
2016/08/02 |
OP-ED: Police Use of GPS to Track Suspects in Japan: Is It Legal?
Does the warrantless use of GPS devices violate a suspect’s privacy?
2016/07/30 |
Corruption and the Death Penalty in China
A lot of attention has been paid to President Xi’s resolution to eliminate the persistent corruption problem that plagues the CCP. Much less noticed are recent changes to laws regarding corruption, in particular the application of the death penalty in corruption cases.
