The ROC Coast Guard Administration sends May 13 its largest and newest vessel, the 2,000 metric ton CG Tainan, to beef up patrols in disputed areas of the South China Sea. (Courtesy CGA)A Taiwan fisherman presents a petition to officials from the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei City May 13, calling for an apology and punishment of those responsible for a colleague’s death. (CNA)Taiwan fishermen protest May 13 the killing of a colleague by the crew of a Philippine government vessel outside the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei City. (CNA)ROC sailors man a machine gun on a navy frigate May 12. The vessel joined coast guard ships protecting Taiwan boats fishing near disputed waters in the South China Sea. (CNA)ROC Minister of Foreign Affairs David Y. L. Lin leads government officials in a minute’s silence for slain Taiwan fisherman Hung Shih-cheng May 13 in Taipei City. Hung was killed in an attack on his trawler by a Philippine government vessel. (CNA)ROC President Ma Ying-jeou (center) and Francisco Sanchez (third right), U.S. undersecretary of commerce, celebrate Taiwan’s inclusion in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program Oct. 31. (CNA)MOFA Minister David Yung-lo Lin highlights ROC government initiatives leading to Taiwan’s inclusion in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program during a news conference Oct. 3 in Taipei City. (CNA)MOFA Minister David Y. L. Lin (second right) and AIT Director Christopher J. Marut (center) give the thumbs-up ahead of the inaugural Taiwan-U.S. visa waiver flight Nov. 1. (Staff photo/Chen Mei-ling)
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