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31Dec.
2021

Living on the Streets | Interview with Wanhua Social Welfare Center Social Worker Chu I-Chun, Da-Pang, and Professor Wu Tsung-Sheng (Part 2)

Text by Kao Hung-Chün

The second part of the interview focuses on the hidden power relationships that make unhoused people especially…

31Dec.
2021

Living on the Streets | Interview with Wanhua Social Welfare Center Social Worker Chu I-Chun, Da-Pang, and Professor Wu Tsung-Sheng (Part 1)

Written by Chen Mei-Hui

At the Wanhua Social Welfare Center, social worker Chu I-Chun, Da-Pang, and Professor Wu Tsung-Sheng describe how fraud…

31Dec.
2021

Lecture Sidelights | Seeing Unhoused People in Dummy-Account Fraud Cases ft. Do You A Flavor × Homeless Taiwan Association

Liu Wei-Chen (Current Researcher, author of "The Impact of Social Work Education, Ideology, and Poverty Attribution on Social Work Students' Attitudes Toward Poverty") & Yeh Wei (Full-time Research Assistant, Department of Social Work, National Taiwan University); Edited by Li Ming-Ju

Social workers Ho Chia-Hsiang and Wu Yen-Te examine how people experiencing homelessness become entangled in…

31Dec.
2021

Poverty Is a Difficult Assignment-but Must the Judiciary Complete It? | Interview with NTU Professor Li-Chen Cheng

Written by Li Yuan-Ching (Double major in Law and Social Work, NTU); Edited by Li Ming-Ju

Professor Emerita Li-Chen Cheng of National Taiwan University discusses how social work and law understand poverty…

29Dec.
2021

Seminar Transcript | Unidentifiable: Voices of Campus Dissent-How Young People View the March 24 Executive Yuan Violent Eviction

Judicial Reform Foundation Taichung Office

Three young organizers reflect on how the March 18 Movement, the March 24 Executive Yuan eviction, student dress-code…

26Dec.
2021

Forum | Reviewing the Draft Amendments to the Custodial-Disposition System

Judicial Reform Foundation

Experts and advocates from forensic psychiatry, human rights, law, social welfare, correctional oversight, and…

24Dec.
2021

Statement | Is a One-Year Salary Fine for Shih Mu-Chin Acceptable? Response to Disciplinary Court Judgment No. 109-Cheng-9

Judicial Reform Foundation

The JRF criticizes the disciplinary judgment against former senior judge Shih Mu-Chin, arguing that the one-year salary…

23Dec.
2021

Restoring Lo Ming-Tsun's Innocence | Volunteer Recruitment for the Lo Ming-Tsun Case

Judicial Reform Foundation

After another extraordinary-appeal effort and a constitutional-review petition failed in late 2021, the JRF's pro bono…

22Dec.
2021

Tech-Law Salon | Online Lecture Series and Events on Technology-Assisted Investigation Reform

Judicial Reform Foundation

Following the Ministry of Justice's draft Technology-Assisted Investigation Act, the JRF's Tech-Law Salon brought…