台湾青年入境上海被查 因曾任职国际特赦组织

一名台湾青年于8月29日入境上海时被盘查6小时，原因是曾在国际特赦组织打工1。据报道，盘查内容涉及该青年在组织内负责的业务、是否参与撰写与中国、香港、新疆或西藏相关的报告与人权倡议、组织资金来源，以及此行赴华的真实目的1。

国际特赦组织台湾分会秘书长邱伊翎表示，该组织过去未发生过此类事件1。针对此事，邱伊翎强调组织会对求职者进行提醒，建议不要前往中国或香港1。邱伊翎还指出，即使是在李明哲案之后，仍有其他台湾人在中国遭任意逮捕或强迫失踪1。

A Taiwanese youth was detained for six hours at Shanghai's border checkpoint on August 29 after officials discovered he had previously worked at Amnesty International 1. During the questioning, authorities inquired about his responsibilities within the organization, whether he had been involved in producing reports or advocating on human rights issues related to China, Hong Kong, Xinjiang, or Tibet, the organization's funding sources, and the true purpose of his visit to mainland China 1.

Chiu Yi-ling, secretary-general of Amnesty International Taiwan, stated that this was the first incident of its kind involving the organization 1. In response, she said Amnesty International would caution job applicants and advise them against traveling to China or Hong Kong 1. Chiu also highlighted ongoing concerns about Taiwanese nationals in China, noting that "even after the Li Ming-zhe case, there remain other instances of Taiwanese individuals being arbitrarily detained or forcibly disappeared in China" 1.