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2025
JRF Newsletter: September 2025 | For Those Wronged by the State, Harmed by Their Families, and Silenced by the System: We Have Something to Say
This month marks the opening of the Legislative Yuan's new session, the fourth since President Lai Ching-te took…
2025
JRF Newsletter: September 2025
This month: proposals to advance criminal human-rights reform amid a reform standstill, the Hsiao Ming-yueh case…
2025
2025 Thesis Grant Program | First-Stage Review Admission List
First-stage review admission list for the 2025 Judicial Reform Thesis Grant Program
2025
The Liang Hsuan-Yung Prohibition of Disadvantageous Modification Case—How Can an Appellant Be Punished? A Reduced Guilt, Yet a Heavier Sentence
The defendant in this case, Liang Hsuan-yung, has been involved in numerous drug-related cases and has recently filed…
2025
Statement | Pro Bono Legal Team for the Hsiao Ming-yueh Case Issues Statement on the Dismissal of the Criminal Retrial Motion
Regarding the wrongful drug trafficking conviction of Hsiao Ming-yueh, the Supreme Court on September 4, 2025, rendered…
2025
Sidelights | Has the JRF Lost Its Mind? Is Investigation Confidentiality Going Against＿＿＿?
Sidelights from a lecture in the “Becoming an Ordinary Person” exhibition series. Attorney Shih Hung-cheng explains why…
2025
Sidelights | Digital Bill of Rights: Building the Legal Infrastructure for Digital Freedom from the Bottom Up
The Taiwan Internet Governance Forum hosted the conference "Local Participation from a Global Perspective: Taiwan's…
2025
Sidelights｜Is It Dangerous to Be a Lawyer in China? Why Should Taiwanese Lawyers Care About Chinese Human Rights Lawyers?
The second lecture in the series held during the "Becoming an Ordinary Person" exhibition shifted the focus from…
2025
Opinion: Do Not Let Those Who Harm Children Hide Behind Time—Criminal Law Reform on the Statute of Limitations Aims to "Shift the Shame"
Taiwan's #MeToo movement kicked off in May 2023 with a political worker speaking out, spreading from politics to media,…
