ALERT: Child Offender Aaron Yan Evading West, Using Thailand as Safe Haven.

Subject: URGENT: Convicted Child Sex Offender (Aaron Yan) Seeking to Evade International Scrutiny for Commercial Performance in Bangkok (Dec 20, 2025).

To:

Bangkok Immigration Division 1

From:

Blackjack

blackjackintw@.com

[Date: December 2, 2025]

Dear Director-General,

I am submitting this urgent request for review concerning the eligibility of the Taiwanese public figure Mr. Wu Bing-Ru (吳秉孺), known as Aaron Yan (炎亞綸), to enter, work, and perform in the Kingdom of Thailand. His conviction and subsequent conduct demonstrate a critical lack of moral rectitude which directly contravenes Thailand's values and commitment to child protection.

I am including the official court case number in case it may assist in verifying details through proper channels. Please note that in the court ruling, Mr. Wu is referred to by the alias 「丙○○」.

I. Undisputed Criminal Conviction and Legal Facts

Mr. Wu Bing-Ru was convicted by the Taiwan Shilin District Court (Case No. 112年度訴字第543號) for violating the Child and Youth Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act.

The judgment is final and confirms his guilt of Filming a Minor for Sexual Intercourse and Dissemination of the sexual image to multiple individuals (the victim was a minor, aged 16, at the time of the offense).

II. Egregious Moral Turpitude: Secondary Victimization and Absence of Remorse

Mr. Wu's behavior following his conviction—a crucial factor in assessing his admissibility under "Moral Turpitude" criteria—demonstrates calculated attempts to manipulate public opinion and further harm the minor victim:

Evidence of Lack of Remorse	Judicial/Public Record Source	Implications on Admissibility
Continued Illegal Possession of Sexual Footage	Court Judgment: He unjustifiably continued to possess the sexual video footage (of the minor victim) even after the law was amended to stiffen penalties and until the police seizure on July 3, 2023.	Proves his public apology was an act of deception and he had no sincere intention of accepting full legal and moral responsibility.
Abuse of Power and Exploitation of Vulnerability	Public Statements (July 2024): Mr. Wu publicly disclosed that his former partner (highly speculated to be the minor victim) was homeless, economically dependent on him, and that he provided accommodation and paid rent.	This highlights the power asymmetry and use of material resources to exploit a vulnerable minor—a key element of sexual exploitation.
Public Defamation and Secondary Victimization	Public Statements (July 2024): Mr. Wu repeatedly used public platforms to disparage the former partner, detailing deeply private and sensitive matters (e.g., hygiene habits, housing instability) and accusing the person of "exchanging sexual favors for money."	This constitutes a severe act of secondary victimization aimed at discrediting the victim and mitigating his own criminal guilt. This conduct shows he is a threat to public order and morality.
Suppression of Criticism	Legal Action (Jan 2024): Mr. Wu attempted to sue 14 netizens for defamation for calling him a "sex offender," an attempt the Public Prosecutor’s Office rejected as the comments were deemed "reasonable comments on a matter of public concern."	Demonstrates his focus is entirely on image protection and suppressing public criticism, rather than genuine reflection on his crime.

III. Evidence of International Vetting and Evasion

 

We draw your attention to the fact that Mr. Wu Bing-Ru's criminal conduct and subsequent secondary victimization have been submitted for review to the immigration and law enforcement authorities in multiple Western jurisdictions, including: The United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Norway.

 

Public statements made by Mr. Wu, suggesting Thailand is "a suitable place for him," must be interpreted in light of his likely rejection from these other jurisdictions. His planned commercial activities in Thailand should therefore be viewed not merely as entertainment, but as an attempt to circumvent the stricter moral and legal vetting standards of other nations, seeking to utilize Thailand as a "safe haven" to resume his career.

 

Allowing a known individual, convicted of a crime involving child sexual exploitation, to obtain a work visa after potentially failing to gain entry elsewhere, risks severely damaging Thailand's dedicated image as a protector of children's rights.

IV. Impact on Thailand's National Interests

Thailand has a globally recognized commitment to combating Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and protecting youth. Granting a work platform to an individual with this profile—who has demonstrated a pattern of exploiting minors, and actively engages in secondary victimization post-conviction—sends a detrimental signal:

• It undermines Thailand’s resolute moral and legal standards.
• It exposes Thai minors to an individual who uses their social power to manipulate and harm vulnerable persons.

We urge the Thai Immigration Bureau and the Ministry of Justice to thoroughly review Mr. Wu Bing-Ru's moral standing and utilize the authority under Thai law to deem him inadmissible based on his criminal conviction and subsequent unrepentant, morally reprehensible conduct.

 

Sincerely,

Blackjack

 

 

 

 

Attached is

1. Taiwan Court Judgment (Original Chinese Document) – Case No. 112年度訴字第543號

2. Official English Summary of Conviction (Case No. 112, Criminal, 543)

3.News Report: Aaron Yan's Bangkok Concert Announcement (English Translation)

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 Attachment 2: Official English Summary of Conviction (Case No. 112, Criminal, 543)

1. Defendant:

• Wu Bing-Ru (吳秉孺), known professionally as Aaron Yan (炎亞綸), a public figure in Taiwan.

2. Court:

• Taiwan Shilin District Court.
• Case Number: $112$ 年度訴字第 $543$ 號 (112, Criminal, 543).
• Date of Judgment: May 30, 2024.

3. Case Overview (Conviction Facts):

This case involves the defendant Wu Bing-Ru who was tried and convicted for violating Taiwan’s Child and Youth Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act (兒童及少年性剝削防制條例).

The judgment confirms the defendant's guilt of two primary offenses related to the victim, who was a minor (aged 16) at the time of the offense:

• Filming a Minor for Sexual Intercourse (Unauthorized Creation of Sexual Images).
• Illegal Possession and Dissemination of the Sexual Image (Dissemination to multiple individuals).

The defendant was found guilty, and despite receiving a suspended sentence (probation), the judgment explicitly notes the lack of genuine remorse, stating that the defendant unjustifiably continued to possess the sexual video footage of the minor victim even after the law was amended to stiffen penalties, until police seizure on July 3, 2023.

 

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Attachment 3:原始中文報導

自由時報，炎亞綸離開台灣 飛曼谷重啟親曝：適合自己的地方，2025/11/30 13:00

https://ent.ltn.com.tw/news/breakingnews/5262867

炎亞綸近來以個人視角出發，跨界《我偷偷升級》全新身份YTR，今（30）天也宣布「Ikigai」巡迴演唱會12月20日開唱的首站曼谷正式開賣。

 

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炎亞綸坦言，剛出道時從未想過自己會在泰國開個人演唱會，「那時候只覺得能站在台上唱歌，就是一件很幸運的事。」多年後，當這件事真正發生，他感受到的不是夢幻，而是一種踏實，像走過一些路、經歷一些事之後，抵達了一個意料之外卻很適合自己的地方。

 

(English Translation)

Liberty Times Net, Aaron Yan Leaves Taiwan, Flies to Bangkok for Relaunch; Personally Reveals: "A Place That Suits Me," November 30, 2025, 13:00.

 

Aaron Yan has recently taken a personal perspective, crossing over to become a YTR (YouTuber) with a new identity on the channel "I Secretly Upgraded." Today (the 30th), he also announced that tickets for the first stop of his "Ikigai" tour, scheduled to open in Bangkok on December 20, are officially on sale.

 

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Aaron Yan admitted that when he first debuted, he never imagined he would hold a solo concert in Thailand. "Back then, I just thought being able to stand on stage and sing was a fortunate thing," he said. Years later, as this event truly materializes, what he feels is not a dream, but a sense of grounded stability, as if after walking some roads and going through some experiences, he has arrived at a place that was unexpected but truly suitable for him.