ROC Minister of Foreign Affairs David Y.L. Lin reiterates May 17 that the death of Guang Da Xing No. 28 crewman Hong Shi-cheng was not an “unintended killing.”(CNA)A map shows the location of Taiwan fishing boat Guang Da Xing No. 28 when it was attacked by a Philippine government vessel, well within the ROC’s exclusive economic zone. (CNA)ROC Deputy Minister of Justice Chen Ming-tang displays May 17 a chart showing the location of the 45 bullet entry points on Taiwan fishing boat Guang Da Xing No. 28, to demonstrate that the attack targeted the cabin. (CNA)Filipinos attend church in Taipei City May 19. The ROC government has urged the public to treat Philippine nationals fairly, despite outrage over the killing of Taiwan fisherman Hong Shi-cheng. (CNA) ROC citizens carry placards May 19 declaring solidarity with Philippine workers in Taiwan at places in Taipei City where the migrant workers gather on their day off. (CNA)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)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 Hong Shi-cheng May 13 in Taipei City. Hong was killed in an attack on his trawler by a Philippine government vessel. (CNA)
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