The China Post
Date: April 12, 2017
By: Stephanie Chao

TAIPEI, Taiwan — President Tsai Ing-wen is deeply concerned about the case of detained Taiwanese human rights activist Li Ming-che and is closely following the situation, the Presidential Office said Tuesday.

Presidential Office spokesman Alex Huang said Tsai had instructed government agencies to do everything they could to protect Li’s rights and, most importantly, his personal safety.

“The government is unified on this issue. No one is absent,” Huang said, citing Tsai’s instructions.

The Presidential Office’s statement came weeks after Chinese authorities said Li was being detained on suspicion of endangering national security. Since then, little other news has come out of Beijing.    [FULL  STORY]