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2016
For Justice, We Never Give Up ~ 2016 Wrongful Conviction Rescue Practical Course: The Chiou Ho-shun Case
In 1989, under heavy pressure to solve the case, Chiou Ho-shun was sentenced to death without a fair trial. In 2011,…
2016
Establishing a Strict Review Mechanism to Implement the Screening of Grand Justice Nominees – Press Conference by the Alliance for Monitoring Grand Justice Nominees
Grand Justices are guardians of constitutionalism and hold the ultimate power of constitutional interpretation. The…
2016
National Judicial Reform Movement, Ready, Set, Go! Cycling Around Taiwan to Deliver Local Judicial Reform Opinions
We believe the root cause lies in failing to properly ask the people from the very beginning: What is wrong with the…
2016
Newbie Lawyer Village LV.8 @ Kaohsiung: Female Lawyers Closing Doors
According to statistics from the Ministry of Examination, although the number of women passing the bar exam has not yet…
2016
Reforming the Judiciary Starts with Asking the Right Questions: Press Conference on the Launch of the National Judicial Reform Movement
Today marks the launch press conference of the "National Judicial Reform Movement," unveiling its campaign website…
2016
Statement by the Foundation Regarding Media Reports That President-Elect Tsai Ing-wen Consulted Former Minister of Justice Shih Mao-lin on the Position of President of the Judicial Yuan
Regarding recent media reports that President-elect Tsai Ing-wen consulted former Minister of Justice Shih Mao-lin…
2016
President-elect Tsai, Please Listen: The Judiciary Needs the Voice of Science ~ Press Conference on the Establishment of the Judicial Science Promotion Alliance
President-elect Tsai Ing-wen's judicial reform proposals during her campaign included: "Enhance investigative equipment…
2016
"Sherlock Holmes Goes to Court" 2016 High School Summer Law Camp
To provide high school students and NGO youth workers with a deeper understanding of Taiwan's judicial reform and…
2016
Radio Interview on the Kenya Deportation Case: Li Chia-wen / Professor, Department of Law, National Cheng Kung University
The Kenya case involves many complex issues. While people may focus on national sovereignty, whether we are shielding…
