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    Taiwan Government's Proposals To Curb "Origin Laundering"

    A set of Draft Amendments to the Foreign Trade Act aiming to augment sanction on fraudulent origin labeling, or what local media coined as "origin laundering," was approved by the Executive Yuan on May 16, 2019.
    TaiwanInternational Law
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
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    Taiwan Investigates AI-Cloned Presidential Voice, Testing The Limits Of Forgery Law

    Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau has opened an investigation into a video that allegedly used an AI-generated voice clone of President Lai Ching-te, testing how far existing forgery law can stretch to cover synthetic political speech. The case has split opinion along political lines and serves as a marker of how differently APAC jurisdictions are approaching deepfake regulation, with Taiwan applying decades-old forgery statutes to technology they were never written for.
    TaiwanCriminal Law
Rouse
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    Taiwan Supreme Court Grand Chamber Clarifies Criminal Proceeds Require Actual Gains And Confession Allows Sentence Reduction Even Without Obtaining Proceeds

    On May 14, 2024, the Criminal Grand Chamber of the Supreme Court rendered its 113-Tai-Shang-Da-Zi-4096 ruling, providing a unified interpretation regarding...
    TaiwanCriminal Law
    Lee, Tsai & Partners
    Lee, Tsai & Partners
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