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Chronologie Und Dokumente 6-625 6.2.1 Legale Aufenthal 6 Anhänge 6-520 6.1 Anhang I: Zusätzliche Tabellen 6-520 6.2 Anhang II: Chronologie und Dokumente 6-625 6.2.1Legale Aufenthalte in Taiwan – Chronologie der Schaffung rechtlicher Rahmenbedingungen 6-625 6.2.2Dokument 1: Bestimmungen über die Beziehungen zwischen den Menschen des Taiwan-Territoriums und [den Menschen] des Festland- Territoriums (Auszüge) 6-632 6.2.3Dokument 2: Richtlinien für die Durchführung der Abschiebung von illegal eingereisten Personen des Festland Territoriums (Auszüge) 6-638 6.2.4Dokument 3: Vereinbarung von Jinmen 6-641 6.3 Anhang III: Interviewplanung 6-643 6.3.1Experteninterviews in Taiwan 6-643 6.3.1.1Interviewleitfaden für Mainland Affairs Council, Straits Exchange Foundation und Wissenschaftler 6-643 6.3.1.2Interviewleitfaden für National Police Administration 6-646 6.3.1.3Interviewleitfaden für Rotes Kreuz 6-650 6.3.1.4Interviewleitfaden für Menschenrechtsorganisation 6-652 6.3.2Interviewleitfaden für Interviews mit Migranten in Taiwan 6-654 7 Quellenverzeichnis 7-656 Irregulärte chinesische Emigration 6 Anhänge 6.1 Anhang I: Zusätzliche Tabellen Table Ia: Number of Apprehensions by Place Category and Month 1992 Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Sea/ Coast 0 0 0 0 60 359 83 119 101 Interior 0 0 0 1 40 319 395 392 241 All 103 342 331 512 545 781 478 511 342 1993 Sea/ Coast 73 39 77 437 163 90 97 96 21 40 9 4 Interior 310 266 226 330 461 374 347 308 795 768 592 356 All 383 305 303 767 624 464 444 404 816 808 601 360 1994 Sea/ Coast 18 49 15 6 2 0 17 12 12 5 73 145 Interior 337 390 159 137 101 100 139 119 315 177 153 61 All 355 439 174 143 103 100 156 131 327 182 226 206 1995 Sea/ Coast 121 641910591023772968 Interior 157 101 69 75 110 92 88 138 214 332 208 127 All 169 102 75 116 201 92 147 148 237 409 237 195 1996 Sea/ Coast 23 16 16 3 9 Interior 158 251 81 109 98 All 195 267 97 112 107 Sources: Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Name List of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area, 01.09.1990-01.05.1995; Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Dalu diqu feifa rujing renmin ziliao qingce (Detailed List of Data of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area), 01.03.1995- 25.06.1996, compiled 29.06.1996; own tabulations 6-520 Irregulärte chinesische Emigration Table Ib: Percentages of Male Migrants by Places of Apprehension Valid Cum Value Label Value Frequency Percent Percent Percent Inland 1 10561 80,2 80,2 80,2 Coast 2 1078 8,2 8,2 88,4 Sea 3 1526 11,6 11,6 100,0 ------- ------- ------- Total 13165 100,0 100,0 Valid cases 13165 Source: Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Name List of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area, 01.09.1990-01.05.1995; Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Dalu diqu feifa rujing renmin ziliao qingce (Detailed List of Data of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area), 01.03.1995- 25.06.1996, compiled 29.06.1996; own tabulations Table Ic: Percentages of Female Migrants by Place of Apprehension Valid Cum Value Label Value Frequency Percent Percent Percent Inland 1 557 84,5 84,5 84,5 Coast 2 41 6,2 6,2 90,7 Sea 3 61 9,3 9,3 100,0 ------- ------- ------- Total 659 100,0 100,0 Valid cases 659 Sources: Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Name List of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area, 01.09.1990-01.05.1995; Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Dalu diqu feifa rujing renmin ziliao qingce (Detailed List of Data of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area), 01.03.1995- 25.06.1996, compiled 29.06.1996; own tabulations 6-521 Irregulärte chinesische Emigration Table Id: Number of Apprehensions by Sex and Month 1992 Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Male 101 339 325 503 494 747 448 494 333 Female 2 3 6 9 51 34 30 17 9 1993 Male 357 294 297 729 597 452 436 384 788 783 579 342 Female 26 11 6 38 27 12 8 20 28 25 22 18 1994 Males 335 420 160 138 94 87 144 123 315 172 215 196 Female 20 19 14 5 9 13 12 8 12 10 11 10 1995 Male 155 99 71 111 198 92 142 132 226 389 216 176 Female 14 3 4 5 3 0 5 16 11 20 21 19 1996 Male 163 233 84 111 101 Female 18 34 13 1 6 Sources: Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Name List of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area, 01.09.1990-01.05.1995; Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Dalu diqu feifa rujing renmin ziliao qingce (Detailed List of Data of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area), 01.03.1995- 25.06.1996, compiled 29.06.1996; own tabulations 6-522 Irregulärte chinesische Emigration Table IIa: Migrants Apprehended in Inland Regions by Apprehending Organ Valid Cum Value Label Value Frequency Percent Percent Percent Taoyuan Bureau of Investigation 1 87 ,8 ,8 ,8 Central Bureau of Invest. 2 39 ,4 ,4 1,1 Taibei County Bureau of Invest. 3 59 ,5 ,5 1,7 Xinzhu City Bureau of Invest. 4 16 ,1 ,1 1,8 Nantou County Bureau of Invest. 5 6 ,1 ,1 1,9 Miaoli County Bureau of Invest. 6 2 ,0 ,0 1,9 Jilong City Bureau of Invest. 7 3 ,0 ,0 1,9 Xinzhu County Bureau of Invest. 8 11 ,1 ,1 2,0 Yilan Bureau of Invest. 10 12 ,1 ,1 2,1 Jilong Bureau of Invest. 11 1 ,0 ,0 2,1 Lianjiang County Police 13 32 ,3 ,3 2,4 Jinmen County Police 14 10 ,1 ,1 2,5 Penghu County Police 15 21 ,2 ,2 2,7 Taidong County Police 16 236 2,1 2,1 4,8 Hualian County Police 17 150 1,3 1,3 6,2 Yilan County Police 18 197 1,8 1,8 7,9 Jilong City Police 19 317 2,9 2,9 10,8 Pingdong County Police 20 89 ,8 ,8 11,6 Gaoxiong County Police 21 191 1,7 1,7 13,3 Tainan City Police 22 138 1,2 1,2 14,5 Tainan County Police 23 82 ,7 ,7 15,3 Jiayi City Police 24 46 ,4 ,4 15,7 Jiayi County Police 25 119 1,1 1,1 16,8 Yunlin County Police 26 161 1,4 1,4 18,2 Nantou County Police 27 67 ,6 ,6 18,8 Zhanghua County Police 28 315 2,8 2,8 21,7 Taizhong County Police 29 915 8,2 8,2 29,9 Taizhong City Police 30 356 3,2 3,2 33,1 Miaoli County Police 31 252 2,3 2,3 35,4 Xinzhu City Police 32 190 1,7 1,7 37,1 Xinzhu County Police 33 318 2,9 2,9 39,9 Taoyuan County Police 34 953 8,6 8,6 48,5 Taibei County Police 35 2123 19,1 19,1 67,6 Gaoxiong City Municipal Police 36 311 2,8 2,8 70,4 Taibei City Municipal Police 37 2894 26,0 26,0 96,4 Jilong Harbour Police 38 22 ,2 ,2 96,6 Taizhong Harbour Police 39 11 ,1 ,1 96,7 National Park Police 40 1 ,0 ,0 96,7 Gaoxiong Harbour Police 41 26 ,2 ,2 97,0 Highway Police Bureau 42 82 ,7 ,7 97,7 Airport Police Bureau 43 9 ,1 ,1 97,8 Railway Police Bureau 44 90 ,8 ,8 98,6 Security Police Force 7. Col. 45 134 1,2 1,2 99,8 Security Police Force 1. Col. 46 4 ,0 ,0 99,8 Security Police Force 2. Col. 47 13 ,1 ,1 99,9 Hualian Harbour Police 55 4 ,0 ,0 100,0 Armed Forces Police 56 2 ,0 ,0 100,0 ------- ------- ------- Total 11117 100,0 100,0 Valid cases 11117 Sources: Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Name List of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area, 01.09.1990-01.05.1995; Neizheng Bu Jingzheng Shu Ru Chujing Guanli Ju (Ministry of the Interior, National Police Administration, Entry and Exit Service Bureau), Dalu diqu feifa rujing renmin ziliao qingce (Detailed List of Data of Illegal Immigrants from the Mainland Area), 01.03.1995- 25.06.1996, compiled 29.06.1996; own tabulations 6-523 Irregulärte chinesische Emigration Table IIb: Migrants Apprehended in Coastal Areas by Apprehending Organ Valid Cum Value Label Value Frequency Percent Percent Percent Taoyuan Bureau of Investigation 1 6 ,5 ,5 ,5 Central Bureau of Invest. 2 2 ,2 ,2 ,7 Taibei County Bureau of Invest.
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