Unveiling the "Creative Secrets"! Huang Zih-chiao, a VIP member, is suspected of contributing original videos | A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm explains the relevant legal provisions regarding voyeurism and the distribution of sexually explicit images.

Case Background and Legal Disputes

Unveiling the "Creative Secrets"! Huang Zih-jiao's Senior Member Suspected of Contributing Original Videos. Mirror News Reporters: Tong Ya-yun, Hong Wei-tao

Huang Zijiao was recently found by the prosecutors to be a senior member of the "Creative Private Room". The Facebook fan group "Priest Named Perverted" was exclusively interviewed by Mirror News and analyzed that senior members have to use their real names and not only have to spend tens of thousands of yuan, but even contribute videos. Only in this way can people have higher viewing rights, which makes people wonder whether there is a bigger problem behind Huang Zijiao's qualification, especially since the website has not been taken down, which also makes the outside world worry that there may be more and more victims.

Criminal lawyers at Fidelity Law Firm explain legal issues related to voyeurism and the distribution of sexually explicit images.

A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that secretly filming others having sex without cause constitutes the crimes of violating privacy and sexual privacy. If the secretly filmed sex videos are then posted online for others to view, the person or website administrator may also be guilty of distributing obscene materials. The combined penalty could be up to five years in prison, a fine of up to NT$500,000, and civil liability for damages to the victims.

Fidelity Law Firm Criminal Attorney's View

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What should be confirmed first when encountering similar cases?

• First, organize the event timeline, notices, contracts, chat logs, photos, videos, and payment information.
• Confirm the current stage of the process: it may be just a consultation, you may have been interviewed, you may have received a summons, you may have entered into court proceedings, or you may need to file a lawsuit to seek compensation.
• Assess whether there are immediate risks such as statute of limitations, evidence preservation, detention, imprisonment, settlement negotiations, or media exposure.