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Attack Huang Zijiao! Wu Danru blasts: 80 senior members are announced | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains whether publishing the names of criminals may violate the Personal Information Protection Act


Attack Huang Zijiao! Wu Danru blasts: 80 senior members announced | Mirror News reporters Huang Yuting and Li Zonghan

News link:https://youtu.be/vQbeByle2EE?si=EYyTgOD4_OZb3DeS

Huang Zijiao's second trial opened the day before yesterday (3/26). Before leaving, he bowed deeply to apologize, but it was obviously unacceptable to all sectors! The main reason is that premium members can specify objects and customize content, which is tantamount to incitement to crime! Well-known writer and host Wu Danru also posted on Facebook, saying that the names of all 80 senior members of Creative Private House should be made public; artist Yu Fang also angrily said that wolves in sheep's clothing should be locked up until death.

Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the relevant provisions on the application of criminal law

Huang Zijiao and other members of Creative Private Club are suspected of spreading sexual images of children and may be suspected of committing crimes and should be subject to legal sanctions. However, if their names are announced immediately, there may be concerns about violating the Personal Information Protection Act and the principle of presumption of innocence. Therefore, greater caution is needed from a legal perspective. Later, if these people go to court and are identified, or after the verdict is finalized, the public will be able to see who these people are.

# Criminal Procedure Law # Personal Information Law # Huang Zijiao

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does disclosing someone else's name or membership information violate the Personal Data Protection Act?

Disclosing another person's personal information without legal basis, legitimate purpose, or necessary scope may involve personal information law and civil tort liability.

Is it permissible to publish the perpetrator's name in crime news?

It is necessary to judge based on the source of the data, public interest, the principle of proportionality, and whether it involves minors or sensitive data; generalizations cannot be made.

What should companies or media outlets pay attention to before publishing personal information?

The source of the information, its purpose of use, legal basis, necessity, deidentifiability, and potential infringement of reputation or privacy should be verified.

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