Ten countries' envoys in Taiwan meet police on cross-border crime cooperation
Taiwan is pushing foreign governments to work more closely with its police on scams, drugs, and human trafficking — a modest but positive step for people targeted by cross-border fraud.
- Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang hosted representatives from ten countries based in Taiwan for talks on joint law enforcement.
- Officers from eleven countries also attended, in Taiwan for a police training workshop.
- Fraud and drug crime were the main focus, along with human trafficking, with visitors touring Taiwan's 165 anti-scam hotline.
- Liu said one-to-one contacts between single agencies are no longer enough against today's scam and drug networks.
Outlook: Taiwan will likely keep pressing for broader intelligence-sharing deals as scam rings continue operating across borders.