陆委会统计：今年赴大陆失联、遭盘查或被限制人身自由的台湾人达458人 一周增加4人
台北——据《台北时报》报道，台湾大陆委员会 10 月 17 日公布的统计显示，今年以来赴大陆后失联、遭盘查讯问或疑遭限制人身自由的台湾人，截至 10 月 16 日累计达 458 人，较前一周增加 4 人。
陆委会数字显示，其中失联 175 人（前一周 173 人）、遭盘查讯问 41 人（前一周 39 人）、遭大陆有关单位拘留 242 人（与前一周持平）。前一周的统计截至 10 月 8 日。
海峡交流基金会秘书长罗文嘉 10 月 16 日表示，今年 4 月至 7 月，每月都有长期在大陆生活的台湾一贯道信徒被拘留，至今无人获释：4 月个案为持大陆居住证、住在福建的台湾人；5 月个案是在广东东莞任教的教师；6 月个案是长驻广东深圳的台商；7 月个案是退休后移居福建漳州的台湾人。罗文嘉说，过去类似个案多发生于短期赴陆旅行或两岸文化交流活动，此次被拘者均为长期在大陆生活、工作的人，且均因宗教因素被拘。
罗文嘉并提到，2024 年 10 月有 3 名台湾一贯道信徒在大陆被依刑法第三百条起诉，判刑 2 至 3 年不等，目前一人仍在服刑、一人已服刑期满返台、一人服刑期满但尚未能返台。他呼吁一贯道信徒提高警觉，将赴陆旅游风险升至「红灯」等级，尽快返台。
458 Taiwanese Reported Missing, Questioned or Detained in China This Year, Up Four in a Week: MAC
Taipei — Statistics released by Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) on Saturday showed the number of Taiwanese reported missing, detained for questioning or suspected of having their freedom of movement restricted in China has increased by four people in a week, the Taipei Times reported.
According to the council's figures, the number of Taiwanese who went missing, were detained for questioning, or are suspected of having their personal freedom restricted while travelling to China this year stood at 458 as of Friday, up four from the week before, which covered cases through October 8. Among them, 175 were reported missing, up from 173; 41 were detained for questioning, up from 39; and 242 were being held by Chinese authorities, unchanged from the previous week.
Straits Exchange Foundation Secretary-General Luo Wen-jia said on Friday that Taiwanese followers of the I-Kuan Tao religious group who had lived in China for years were detained each month from April to July, and none has been released. The April case involved a Taiwanese living in Fujian who held a Chinese residence permit; the May case, a teacher working in Dongguan, Guangdong; the June case, a businessperson based in Shenzhen; and the July case, a Taiwanese who had retired to Zhangzhou, Fujian. Luo said earlier cases involved short-term trips or cross-strait cultural exchanges, while the latest detainees were long-term residents detained for religious reasons.
Luo also said three Taiwanese I-Kuan Tao followers detained in October 2024 were prosecuted under Article 300 of China's Criminal Law and sentenced to two to three years in prison; one is still serving the sentence, one has returned to Taiwan after completing it, and the third has finished the sentence but has not yet been able to return. He urged I-Kuan Tao followers travelling to China to raise the risk level to a "red alert" and return to Taiwan immediately.
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