Sexual harassment case mishandled, female doctors sayBy Lee I-chia / Staff reporterThe Taipei Doctors’ Union and two former doctors at New Taipei City’s Shuang Ho Hospital yesterday accused the hospital of downplaying accusations of sexual harassment and imposing a light penalty on a male executive. Taipei Doctors’ Union president Chen Liang-fu, second right, holds a poster at a news conference in Taipei yesterday. Photo courtesy of the Taipei Doctors’ UnionWhen a female worker was in a recovery room after a miscarriage, the director allegedly rubbed her breasts with his hands, she said. She said the victims had filed sexual harassment complaints with the hospital, but the administration failed to protect the victims, and the grievance committee failed to avoid conflicts of interest. The union said the director is still an official of a doctor’s association, holding academic resources and authority, raising concerns that other young female doctors might be at risk.

Source: Taipei Times December 29, 2025 16:45 UTC