Chang An-lo Subpoenaed for Comments to Chinese Media 要組"紅色隊伍"遭約談 張安樂堅稱無罪
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Chinese Unification Promotion Party President Chang An-lo has been subpoenaed for questioning for his statement of recruiting "red troops" in Taiwan. Chang said he doesn't care about the National Security Act while he could face a fine of up to NT$100 million if he is found in violation.
Chinese Unification Promotion Party President Chang An-lo was escorted by a large group of supporters as he arrived at the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office. There were also about 80 police officers present to maintain public order. Chang was subpoenaed for questioning on March 30 over comments he made to the Chinese media, which prosecutors believe violated the National Security Act. He told the media at the scene that he was innocent.
I will absolutely not plead guilty. I don't care about this National Security Act, it has nothing to do with me. I'm going to raise this issue.
The National Security Act stipulates that people are prohibited from directing or developing organization for official use of a foreign country or Mainland China. Chang said he doesn't care about the act, but he will be sentenced to at least seven years and fined NT$50 million to NT$100 million if he is found in violation.
Chinese Unification Promotion Party President Chang An-lo was escorted by a large group of supporters as he arrived at the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office. There were also about 80 police officers present to maintain public order. Chang was subpoenaed for questioning on March 30 over comments he made to the Chinese media, which prosecutors believe violated the National Security Act. He told the media at the scene that he was innocent.
I will absolutely not plead guilty. I don't care about this National Security Act, it has nothing to do with me. I'm going to raise this issue.
During his interview with an official Chinese media outlet, Chang said he will form "red troops," promote peaceful reunification, and convert young people in southern Taiwan from "green" to "red." These statements caught the attention of the Mainland Affairs Council and legislators. The Taiwan High Prosecutors Office, which investigates first instance cases of sedition, treason, and interference with relations with other states, opened parallel investigations after receiving complaints.
Any troop with Chinese people would be considered a "red troop." What I mean by "red troop" is that I will recruit the Chinese people here. If there are Chinese people in Taiwan, then there will be cross-strait peace. If there are no Chinese people in Taiwan, then there will be cross-strait war.
The National Security Act stipulates that people are prohibited from directing or developing organization for official use of a foreign country or Mainland China. Chang said he doesn't care about the act, but he will be sentenced to at least seven years and fined NT$50 million to NT$100 million if he is found in violation.
在大批支持者簇擁下，中華統一促進黨總裁"白狼"張安樂，現身台灣高等檢察署，警方也不敢大意，出動至少80名警力，加強維護現場治安，而張安樂因為被指控涉嫌違反"國家安全法"，30號遭高檢署傳喚，只不過，面對鏡頭，他仍堅稱自己無罪。
統促黨總裁 張安樂表示：「我絕對不會認罪，何罪之有？不在乎這個什麼國安法，弄我沒關係，我要把這個議題拿出來。」
會被高檢署約談，是因為張安樂日前接受中國官媒訪談時，高調表明要在台發展"紅色隊伍"，宣揚和平統一，並吸收中南部年輕人"由綠轉紅"，當時，曾引發陸委會和立委等人關注，而專辦內亂、外患罪等案件的高檢署，接獲告發後也分案調查。
統促黨總裁 張安樂表示：「"紅色隊伍"，只要是中國人就是紅色隊伍。我所謂的紅色隊伍，我把中國人找回來，只要台灣有中國人，兩岸就和平，台灣沒有中國人，兩岸就戰爭。」
另外，"國安法"明定國人不得為大陸地區和境外敵對勢力等，有指揮或發展組織等行為，儘管張安樂表示不在乎國安法，但只要查明屬實，依法可處7年以上徒刑，且併科罰金5000萬到1億元。
