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今天早上，美國在台協會、法務部調查局、外交部、日本台灣交流協會及澳洲駐台辦事處共同為「全球合作暨訓練架構 （#GCTF）：新冠肺炎相關犯罪防制國際研習營」揭開序幕。來自31個國家超過300位與會者正參加本次線上研習營，與美國、台灣、日本和澳洲的執法專家學習最佳做法，並互相分享彼此的經驗，期望能將所學帶回自己的國家，以對抗新冠肺炎相關犯罪和不實資訊的新興全球挑戰。

美國在台協會副處長谷立言表示：「國際夥伴應通力合作，反制全球疫情下不肖人士所散布的不實資訊及犯罪活動。將台灣排除在國際執法工作之外會造成危險的漏洞，且這些漏洞可能會遭到惡意份子濫用。新冠肺炎相關犯罪也不例外。我們希望本次研習營能讓台灣分享專業知識給致力於應對這個跨國挑戰的夥伴。」

美國在台協會副處長谷立言致詞全文請見：
https://www.ait.org.tw/zhtw/remarks-by-ait-ddir-greene-at-vgcf-on-combatting-covid-19-related-crimes-zh/

AIT, the Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association, and Australian Office today jointly kicked off a Global Cooperation and Training Framework (GCFT) workshop on combatting COVID-19 related crimes. Over 300 practitioners from 31 countries are participating in this virtual workshop, learning best practices from law enforcement experts from the United States, Taiwan, Japan, and Australia, and sharing their own experiences to take lessons learned back to their own countries to confront the new global challenge of countering COVID-19 related schemes and disinformation.

According to AIT Deputy Director Greene, “There is a need for international partners to work together to counter the disinformation and crimes perpetrated by unscrupulous individuals in the context of the global pandemic. Excluding Taiwan from international law enforcement efforts creates dangerous loopholes that can be exploited by bad actors. COVID-19 related crimes are no exception. We hope this workshop will provide an opportunity for Taiwan to share its expertise with other partners working to address this transnational challenge.”

Read his opening remarks here: https://www.ait.org.tw/remarks-by-ait-ddir-greene-at-vgcf-on-combatting-covid-19-related-crimes/

恭喜促成2020 AIT-TAEF 青年論壇大成功的所有參與者！來自台灣與東南亞的學員們，於本週四學習到了女性參政的挑戰與機會、亞洲同志運動的發展以及女性創業家的成功經驗。美國在台協會副處長谷立言、政治組與經濟組的與談官員、台灣亞洲交流基金會董事長蕭新煌、執行長楊昊，以及受邀的講者們，共同期許這批優秀的同學延續一日論壇的對話火花，積極串聯以創造未來合作的契機！

Congratulations to all the participants who made the 2020 AIT-TAEF Youth Dialogue a big success! College students from Taiwan and South East Asia exchanged ideas about challenges and opportunities for women in politics and entrepreneurship, and learned about the progress of the LGBTQI+ movement in Asia. AIT DDIR Raymond Greene and AIT officers, Taiwan-Asia Exchange Foundation (TAEF) Chairman Dr. Michael Hsiao, TAEF CEO Dr. Yang Hao and guest speakers encouraged more dialogue beyond this forum, and that participants would form a new network for future collaborations!