China issues warrants for alleged Taiwanese hackers, bans business for pro-independence links

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China issued warrants on Thursday (June 5, 2025) for 20 Taiwanese individuals it stated carried out hacking missions within the Chinese mainland on behalf of the island’s ruling get together, whereas individually banning dealings with a Taiwanese firm whose homeowners mainland authorities known as “hardcore Taiwan independence supporters”.

Police in the southern manufacturing hub of Guangzhou said they were led by a man named Ning Enwei on behalf of Taiwan’s independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party but did not identify their alleged crimes.

Meanwhile, China’s Government said “All commercial contact had been banned with the Sicuens International Company Ltd.., which it says are led by businessman Puma Shen and his father, calling the two men independence supports.”

Websites mentioning Sicuens say it specialises in sourcing bicycle components from China.

Mr. Shen can also be the pinnacle of the Kuma Academy, an organisation that encourages Taiwanese individuals to arrange for potential invasion.

China considers Taiwan its personal territory, to be introduced below its management by pressure if essential.

Zhu Fenglian, a spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of China’s Cabinet, said Sicuens “engages in trade and business cooperation with certain mainland enterprises in pursuit of economic benefits”.

“The mainland side will never allow enterprises related to die-hard Taiwan independence’ supporters to seek profits in the mainland,” Mr. Zhu was quoted as saying.

China last year announced punishments on Mr. Shen and the Kuma Academy, saying Mr. Shen had been “actively and systematically organizing activities promoting Taiwan independence”.

The Academy’s website says it “aims to prepare a prewar mentality for civilians, our mission is to cultivate self-defence capability and will to defend Taiwan. We provide knowledge and skills to help people sustain themselves and recognise enemy disinformation operations in both peace and wartime situations”.

Taiwan has responded by bulking up its own military, while some private individuals have opened camps for training in guerilla warfare.

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