ON THE EVE OF THE HEARING · 5 NOV 2026The right to defend does not end public scrutiny.
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PINNED SYSTEM WATCH｜2026.11.03Chiang cited joint visits, six yearly visits and inspections; timelines, escalation and outcomes still need review.
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PINNED VERIFIED UPDATE · 30 OCT 2026A social worker has completed a visit and confirmed the child’s immediate safety; counselling and the investigation outcome still require follow-up.
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DAILY PROTECTION BRIEF · 27 OCT 2026Public records, correct reporting and clear investigation timelines turn concern into action.
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SPECIAL PIN · MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVESA first-instance finding frames the questions of explanation, accountability and repair.
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PINNED CHILD-PROTECTION BRIEF · 25 OCT 2026Help-seeking, school recognition and family support should work together for children in a digital age.
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DAILY BRIEF · 24 OCT 2026Reporting, takedown, evidence and support need one clear route to help.
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KAIKAI CASE · TEN HEARINGS
Read notes from all ten trial hearings, including proceedings, testimony and arguments. Each article retains sources and scope.
2025.04.22 — 2025.05.07
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Video review, the car-window dispute, and the legal assessment of intent or negligence.
On-site notes; not an official court transcript. The Chinese hearing record is currently available; facts and responsibility remain subject to the court’s final findings.
Read the Chinese hearing notes →Ten-minute play access, cooling parks and teen outdoor space: how will commitments become measurable delivery?
Based on CNA and advocacy-group public information; delivery remains to be verified
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List matching, outreach visits and a green channel—service volume is not prevention success.
Kaohsiung Health Bureau data; outcomes require continued tracking
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The Act is promulgated but not yet in force; a caregiver may not provide care at home when a co-resident has statutory disqualifying circumstances.
Ministry of Justice Laws & Regulations Database: Child Care Services Act, Article 55
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The investigation continues. Reviewing public updates and ongoing medical care, safety, and placement for the three children.
Based on CNA and PTS reporting; responsibility awaits judicial determination
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Official schedule unverified. Special Courtroom, 127 Bo'ai Road; check the court notice before travel.
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Chen Shang-jie case: filing deadlineFiling deadline; no hearing on this dateChinese edition
Liu Zongxin case | 15:30Official court schedule unverified
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01Five-minute introductionBackground and court findings
02Case timelineThe final 115 days and judicial proceedings
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04Multiple perspectivesWarning signs, care, and institutional duties
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Broader public antiviral eligibility for students and childcare staff runs through 15 November; treatment remains a clinician’s decision.
Taiwan Centers for Disease Control, 20 Oct 2026
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A public promise is not proof of repair: reporting, 24-hour triage, evidence preservation and investigation need checkable results.
CNA, Ministry of Justice laws database, 17–18 Oct 2026
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Taipei says footage at subsidised preschools must be retained for at least 90 days; the next test is whether it can be preserved, accessed and investigated in time.
Taipei Department of Education, PTS News, 17 Oct 2026
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SDM safety-assessment materials remain available; the key question is whether assessment is followed by timely reporting and protective action.
MOHW Department of Protective Services, page updated 2026-10-16
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The Taipei-area hospital child-protection medical network focuses on warning signs, medical-history cross-checks and necessary reporting; policy outcomes after the meeting have not yet been formally announced.
Taiwan Society of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 2026-10-16
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The official professional disciplinary record is public; cross-city referral, record auditing and supervisory support still need to be strengthened together.
MOHW social-worker disciplinary record and CNA, 2026-10-13 / 15
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A lower clinic count is not a reason to relax safeguards; children under five are at higher risk of severe illness.
Taiwan CDC, 13 Oct 2026
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One child has been placed in care and another remains in treatment; examining discharge handover and ongoing safety assessment.
Based on public reporting by CNA and PTS; investigation ongoing
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The investigation continues. Reviewing public updates and ongoing medical care, safety, and placement for the three children.
Based on CNA and PTS reporting; responsibility awaits judicial determination
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Examining school counselling capacity, holiday support, online harm, and accountability across agencies after placement.
Daily child protection brief: public sources and institutional analysis
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Without prejudging responsibility, examining safety, handover, and auditable protection after a detention request.
Daily brief: public prosecution records and institutional analysis
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Examining safety assessment, handover, and accountability after disclosure through the UK's new mandatory reporting framework.
Daily brief: primary official sources and institutional analysis
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Examining who verifies actual safety through safety plans, risk reassessment, and placement thresholds.
Daily brief: primary official sources and institutional analysis
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Using the Massachusetts official investigation to examine reporting, verification, risk reassessment, and institutional action while rescue is still possible.
Daily brief: primary official sources and institutional analysis
Read more →Examining each protective step through court records and institutional duties.
Enacted is not the same as operational: a check on statutory responsibilities, pending transition, and the reporting, visit and placement work that still needs proof.
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Case background, key dates, and institutional duties, from failures in care to child protection.
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Seven cases show risk accumulating between systems; entry into a system does not guarantee protection.
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A decade of darknet and anonymous-network crime in Taiwan: 12 cases, judgments, timelines, victim protection, and reform.
Read more →CASE PATTERNS · PROTECTION CHAIN
Today’s report is not an isolated event. Public case records, procedural materials and protection rules help show how footage, visit verification and reporting follow-through can determine whether a child is protected in time.
Beyond 90-day retention, who preserves evidence, enables access, audits the process and publishes outcomes?
Read the brief →PAST-CASE COMPARISONPublic disciplinary material raises questions about handovers, record checks and supervisory responsibility.
Read case materials →DETAILED ANALYSISTimeline, evidence boundaries and four testable indicators connect the Kaikai case, Xuanxuan and today’s question.
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