Students complained about being guinea pigs and were scolded. Audio files were exposed. Zhou Taiying said that they should have dropped out of school long ago. Lawyer Li Yusheng explained that forced blood draws may involve coercion, embezzlement and other legal crimes.

The student complained about being a guinea pig and was scolded. The audio file was exposed. Zhou Taiying said that he should have dropped out of school long ago.CTS News By reporters Cai Zhiyun and Li Hongjie

News link:https://youtu.be/ftCPqKnmV-4?si=u3gMBjxxuAPBHwSy

The coach of the National Taiwan Normal University women's soccer team, Zhou Taiying, has been accused of forcing students to cooperate with research by deducting credits and forcing them to cooperate with blood draws. All the funds were recovered as the team's public fund. The incident has been raging for many days, and a recording of Zhou Taiying scolding students has also been exposed. However, there are still many suspicious points in the case, including that students have been having their blood drawn seven years ago, but the research project that was linked to it started in 2023. In addition, other units in the same type of sub-research also denied that there was a "blood drawing project." In order to preserve evidence, the Northern District Prosecutors Office went to the National Taiwan Normal University and other places yesterday (17th) to seize the stored blood samples and project information, and listed Zhou Taiying as the defendant, and conducted a separate investigation into the suspicion of embezzlement and coercion.

Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Office said that if the money that should be given to students for the experiment is not actually distributed, there may be a problem of embezzlement, and forcing students to draw blood may also involve the crime of coercion under the criminal law. In addition, since blood contains unique characteristics of the human body, if the blood is not used in the research project, it may also violate the Personal Information Protection Act and the Human Research Act, and the maximum penalty may be a prison sentence of less than 5 years and a fine of NT$1 million.

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