A father in Sanchong District, Xinbei City, Taiwan, could face up to three years in prison after his daughter was seen parading through the streets with cardboard signs labeling neighbors as “thief” and “animal.” The Ministry of Health and Welfare in Taiwan stated the act constitutes defamation and could violate child welfare laws. Witnesses reported the young girl was walking with the signs, publicly shaming residents of Sanchong District. Authorities are investigating the incident, focusing on the father’s role in instructing and allowing his daughter to participate in the public display. Concerns are raised regarding the psychological impact on the child and the potential for further harm to the named individuals. The ministry emphasizes the importance of appropriate disciplinary measures and legal channels for addressing disputes, condemning this method of public shaming. This case highlights ongoing challenges related to resolving neighborhood conflicts and protecting both child welfare and individual reputations in Taiwan.