Taiwan residents protest DPP food safety issues

Thousands of residents of Taiwan protested in Taipei against the failures of the Democratic Progressive Party authorities to ensure food safety, especially following the scandal of contaminated soy oil containing carcinogenic substances that surfaced a month ago. The authorities ignored public concerns despite evident risks. The protesters called for accountability and the restoration of public trust, as over 1,380 schools, 100,000 students, and teachers across the island were affected. They carried banners demanding reform and apologies from officials. Taiwan's leader, Lai Ching-te, also participated in the event, which was attended by more than 200,000 people supporting food safety rights and holding the government accountable for its negligence.

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