Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Chen Shui-bian, former President of the Taiwan, stepped down on May 20, 2008, the same day that Ma Ying-jeou took office as the new President of the Republic of China. Just one hour after he left the Presidential Office Building, as a former President of the Republic of China and no longer enjoying presidential immunity, he was arrested and restricted from leaving the nation by Taiwanese prosecutors due to allegations of corruption and abuse of authority. Chen was accused of fraud in a case involving the handling of a special presidential fund used to pursue Taiwan's foreign diplomacy. However, \"After more than five years of investigation by the [Special Investigation Division], it has dropped the case of money-laundering in Palau against the former president because it could not find any evidence of wrongdoing.President Ma Ying-jeou moved to declassify documents that will aid in the investigation of the former president's use of special expenses. President Ma was then swiftly sued by Chen's lawyers on August 6, 2008, calling Ma's declassification of case-aiding documents, \"politically motivated.\" The documents which were sought were classified earlier by Chen. The documents are mostly receipts and records of use of special expenses."@en }
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- Chen_Shui-bian_corruption_charges abstract "Chen Shui-bian, former President of the Taiwan, stepped down on May 20, 2008, the same day that Ma Ying-jeou took office as the new President of the Republic of China. Just one hour after he left the Presidential Office Building, as a former President of the Republic of China and no longer enjoying presidential immunity, he was arrested and restricted from leaving the nation by Taiwanese prosecutors due to allegations of corruption and abuse of authority. Chen was accused of fraud in a case involving the handling of a special presidential fund used to pursue Taiwan's foreign diplomacy. However, \"After more than five years of investigation by the [Special Investigation Division], it has dropped the case of money-laundering in Palau against the former president because it could not find any evidence of wrongdoing.President Ma Ying-jeou moved to declassify documents that will aid in the investigation of the former president's use of special expenses. President Ma was then swiftly sued by Chen's lawyers on August 6, 2008, calling Ma's declassification of case-aiding documents, \"politically motivated.\" The documents which were sought were classified earlier by Chen. The documents are mostly receipts and records of use of special expenses.".