台湾学者蔡金树返台，刑满后逾三年仍曾无法离开中国Taiwanese scholar Tsai Chin-shu returns after more than three post-sentence years in China
多家有编辑审查机制的媒体确认，台湾学者蔡金树已返回台湾。他2018年在厦门失联，后被中国方面以间谍罪判刑四年；台湾海基会2023年证实其刑满获释，但媒体报道他此后仍受限制、无法返台。台湾陆委会表示已掌握其此次返台情况，但因隐私未披露细节。Multiple editorial news organizations report that Taiwanese scholar Tsai Chin-shu has returned to Taiwan. He disappeared in Xiamen in 2018 and was later sentenced by Chinese authorities to four years in prison for espionage. Taiwan's Straits Exchange Foundation confirmed his release in 2023, but reports said restrictions continued to prevent his return. Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council says it is aware of his return but has withheld details on privacy grounds.
为什么重要WHY IT MATTERS
案件涉及台湾居民在中国被控国家安全罪名后的司法程序、两岸通报，以及刑期届满后行动和出境自由是否继续受到限制。返台事实得到确认，但限制措施的完整法律文件和执行细节仍未公开。The case concerns national-security proceedings against a Taiwanese resident in China, cross-strait notification, and whether restrictions on movement and exit continued after the prison term ended. His return is confirmed, but the complete legal documents and enforcement details remain unavailable.
详细记录Full report
《台北时报》与TVBS于2026年9月19日至20日报道，台湾学者、南台湾两岸关系协会联合会负责人蔡金树在个人社交媒体发文表示已经返回台湾。《台北时报》引述台湾陆委会称，该会掌握案件情况，但基于当事人隐私不提供进一步细节。[1][2]
蔡金树于2018年7月赴福建参加两岸交流活动后失联。中国国务院台湾事务办公室2019年确认其因涉嫌从事危害国家安全活动接受审查；中国中央电视台2020年播出的节目称，他承认为台湾军事情报机构搜集情报。公开报道显示，他后来被以间谍罪判处有期徒刑四年，并附加剥夺政治权利四年。本站未取得完整判决书，也无法独立判断电视认罪过程是否自愿。[1][2]
台湾公共电视2023年6月报道，海峡交流基金会证实蔡金树已经刑满出狱，并表示仍与他及家属保持联系；该报道同时称，他因附加剥夺政治权利而继续被限制离境并留在厦门鼓浪屿。蔡金树直到2026年9月才公开表示已经返台，意味着他在刑期结束后仍有三年多未能返回台湾。[3]
9月30日刊出的《破土》分析再次梳理此案，并把它与其他台湾人在中国刑满后仍无法及时返台的案例并列讨论。可以确认的是蔡金树已经返台、其四年刑期以及2023年刑满后仍无法离境的公开记录；目前仍不清楚限制措施的完整法律依据、实际生活条件、为何在附加期限届满前返台，以及是否存在其他未公开安排。本站将上述事实、媒体描述和仍待核实事项分别列明。[4]
The Taipei Times and TVBS reported on September 19–20, 2026 that Taiwanese scholar Tsai Chin-shu, head of the Southern Taiwan Union of Cross-Strait Relations Associations, had posted on social media that he was back in Taiwan. The Taipei Times quoted Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council as saying it was aware of the case but would not provide further details because of privacy considerations.[1][2]
Tsai disappeared after traveling to Fujian for a cross-strait exchange event in July 2018. China's Taiwan Affairs Office confirmed in 2019 that he was under investigation for activities allegedly endangering national security. A 2020 China Central Television program said he confessed to collecting intelligence for Taiwan's military-intelligence authorities. Public reporting says he was later sentenced to four years in prison for espionage and four additional years' deprivation of political rights. China Rights Record has not obtained the full judgment and cannot independently determine whether the televised confession was voluntary.[1][2]
Taiwan's Public Television Service reported in June 2023 that the Straits Exchange Foundation had confirmed Tsai's release at the end of his prison term and remained in contact with him and his family. The report also said he continued to face exit restrictions and was kept on Gulangyu Island in Xiamen because of the additional deprivation of political rights. Tsai did not publicly announce his return until September 2026, more than three years after his prison term ended.[3]
A September 30 analysis by New Bloom reviewed the case alongside other Taiwanese people who were unable to return promptly after completing prison terms in China. The confirmed record establishes Tsai's return, the four-year sentence and public reporting that he remained unable to leave after his 2023 release. The complete legal basis and conditions of the restriction, the reason he returned before the reported additional term had elapsed, and any undisclosed arrangements remain unclear. This record distinguishes those verified facts from media characterizations and unresolved questions.[4]
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