The High Court has sentenced eight people to prison sentences ranging from 18
months to 13 years for collecting intelligence for China.

The eight include several active-duty military officers and were among 10
people indicted the High Prosecutors Office in November of last year for
allegedly spying for China.

Of the 10, one was found not guilty, while retired military officer Chen
Yu-hsin remains on a wanted list.

The case stems from a 2022 investigation by the prosecutor's office into Chen
after he was suspected of having been recruited to run espionage activities
for Beijing in 2021.

Chen was found to have used money to lure two retired military officers to
help run spy rings for China.

They in turn recruited two active-duty military personnel to gather military
secrets and intelligence data.

The rulings can be appealed.