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2020
"The Ministry of Justice Has Not Kept Its Promise - How Long Must Crime Victims Wait?" - Press Conference by the Alliance for Crime Victims' Rights Protection
The Alliance for Crime Victims' Rights Protection released its civil-society draft Crime Victim Rights Protection Act…
2020
Former National Athlete Chen Ching-Kai Wins Another Civil Retrial, While His Wrongful Criminal Conviction Remains Unresolved
On December 30, 2020, the Taiwan High Court Kaohsiung Branch Court again ruled for Chen Ching-Kai in a civil retrial…
2020
Citizen Judges Act - News and Editorial Roundup (December 2020)
A chronological archive of December 2020 news reports and commentary concerning the Citizen Judges Act, citizen-judge…
2020
Campus Mock Trial Train-the-Trainer Workshop
Campus mock jury trials use common civil and criminal cases to let students experience courtroom roles,…
2020
What If the State Is the One That Did Wrong? Reflections on "Hai-Wang's Daybreak - Chiou Ho-shun's Forgotten 32 Years"
A JRF intern reflects on visiting the Chiou Ho-shun exhibition and confronting a wrongful conviction she had once…
2020
2021 Volunteer Attorney Recruitment Information Session - Taipei
JRF's work includes legislative advocacy, oversight of judges and prosecutors, individual case advocacy, rule-of-law…
2020
Statement | Condemning China Times' Improper Use of Footage from the Chiou Ho-shun Support Action and Calling for Corrections
The support groups clarify that the December 10 silent march calling for a presidential pardon for Chiou Ho-shun had no…
2020
When Will Hai-Wang See Daybreak? Silent March Around the Presidential Office in Support of Chiou Ho-shun
On Human Rights Day, December 10, support groups will hold a silent march around the Presidential Office using…
2020
When Will Hai-Wang See Daybreak? Handcuffed in Solidarity on Human Rights Day, Calling on the President to Pardon Chiou Ho-shun
Thirty-two years after Chiou Ho-shun was falsely accused in the Lu Cheng and Ko Hung Yu-Lan cases, judicial remedies…
