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Urine Drug Tests in Taiwan: Does a Positive Result Prove Guilt?
A positive urine drug test does not automatically mean you will be convicted in Taiwan. The legal significance depends on the testing method, collection procedure, substance detected and requirements of the alleged offence. A preliminary screening result is also different from a laboratory-confirmed result. Understanding that distinction—and acting promptly if you dispute the findings—can be important in drug-use investigations, drug-driving cases and court-supervised treatme
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Accused of Sexual Harassment in Taiwan? What to Do After a Complaint or Police Notice
Receiving a sexual harassment complaint from your employer, school or the police can be unsettling. Your first priority is to understand which procedure has started, what conduct is alleged and when you must respond. In Taiwan, “sexual harassment” is not a single criminal offense. An allegation may involve an internal workplace investigation, a school investigation, an administrative complaint, criminal proceedings or a civil compensation claim. Several processes may proceed
2天前


Can a Criminal Record in Taiwan Affect Overseas Work? Visas, Police Certificates and Travel Restrictions
Having a criminal record in Taiwan does not automatically prevent you from travelling abroad or obtaining an overseas work visa. The outcome depends on several separate questions: ▪️Are you currently prohibited from leaving Taiwan? ▪️Has the criminal case and sentence execution been completed? ▪️What appears on your Taiwan Police Criminal Record Certificate? ▪️What must you disclose under the destination country’s immigration rules? ➠These questions are particularly important
3天前
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