TAIPEI -- The leader of Taiwan's third-biggest political party has accused the government of attempting to "suppress" opponents, in an exclusive interview less than a week after he was interrogated in a graft probe and hours before he was detained again.
Ko Wen-je, head of the Taiwan People's Party, vowed to fight on and launched broadsides against the legal system and the press, accusing them of doing the bidding of President Lai Ching-te's Democratic Progressive Party.
