Recently, Taiwanese legislator Wang Shih-chien publicly stated that he would expose what he described as the hypocrisy of certain ‘death penalty abolition groups.’ He criticized some anti-death penalty organizations for neglecting the rights and feelings of victims and their families while advocating for the abolition of capital punishment, and even showing indifference toward heinous crimes. Wang emphasized that genuine judicial reform must balance justice and humanity, rather than prioritizing offenders’ human rights at the expense of public safety and victims’ rights to justice. He pointed out that certain abolitionist groups selectively speak out on specific cases while remaining silent on others of similar severity—a practice he claims lacks consistency and undermines their credibility. Wang called on the public to engage in rational discourse on the death penalty and pledged to closely monitor these organizations, vowing to publicly expose any attempts to mislead the public or manipulate public opinion. His remarks have reignited widespread debate in Taiwanese society over the delicate balance between capital punishment, judicial justice, and human rights protection.
近日，台湾立法委员王世坚公开表示，将揭露所谓‘废除死刑团体’的虚伪作为。他批评部分废死组织在推动废除死刑议题时，忽视受害者及其家属的权益，甚至对恶性重大犯罪案件表现出冷漠态度。王世坚强调，真正的司法改革应兼顾正义与人道，而非片面强调加害者人权而忽略社会安全与被害人正义。他指出，某些废死团体在舆论操作上选择性发声，只关注特定个案，却对其他类似案件保持沉默，这种做法不仅缺乏一致性，也削弱了其公信力。王世坚呼吁社会各界理性讨论死刑存废问题，并承诺将持续监督相关团体的言行，若发现有误导公众或操弄议题的行为，将予以公开揭发。此番言论再次引发台湾社会对死刑制度、司法正义与人权保障之间平衡的广泛讨论。
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