海基会秘书长罗文嘉公布，一名在中国大陆从事教学工作超过10年的台籍教师于今年5月下旬被公安部门带走[1]。海基会于6月1日接获该教师家属的陈情[1]，经过调查后推估被拘禁的原因与其一贯道信仰有关[1]。
罗文嘉表示，除了这名教师外，另有两名教师也曾被公安部门带走，但随后顺利返回[1]。海基会已将此案通报中国大陆海协会，但迄今未获正式答覆[1]。罗文嘉借此机会提醒台湾民众，赴陆工作和旅游存在风险，并呼吁对岸重视台湾人民的人身安全保障[1]。
A Taiwan-based teacher who had worked on the mainland for more than a decade was taken into custody by public security authorities in late May [1]. The Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) received a complaint from the teacher's family on June 1st regarding the detention [1].
SEF Secretary-General Lo Wen-chia disclosed the case and indicated that the detention may be linked to the teacher's affiliation with the Yiguandao faith [1]. Two other teachers were also taken away by public security officials during the same period, though they were later able to return [1]. The SEF has notified the Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Strait of the incident but has not yet received an official response [1].
In light of these developments, Lo Wen-chia cautioned Taiwan residents about the risks involved in working and traveling on the mainland, and called on mainland authorities to prioritize the personal safety of Taiwan citizens [1].