Taipei, Jan. 29 (CNA) Taiwan's Supreme Court has rejected the appeals of the chairman and six other members of a pro-Chinese unification political party convicted of national security offenses. In its ruling on Wednesday, the Supreme Court said it found no violation of the law in the lower court's judgment against Chu Hung-yi (屈宏義), leader of the Rehabilitation Alliance Party, upholding his 10-year prison sentence. According to prosecutors, Chu Hung-yi previously served as a senior officer in Taiwan's Army and spent several years doing business in China after retiring. In June 2025, the Taichung branch of the Taiwan High Court found Chu Hung-yi and six party members guilty. Their subsequent appeal was rejected by the Supreme Court, making the verdicts final.