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2024
Joint Statement｜Welcoming the Amendment to the Name Act, but Attention Should Be Paid to the Right to Solely Register Indigenous Traditional Names—Joint Statement by Civil Organizations on the "Amendment to the Name Act"
2024
Issue Forum | A Hundred Puzzles, You Be the Judge—What Does the Judiciary Have to Do with Me?
Yunghe Community University and New Chungho Community University are rooted in the founding ideal of "shaping a civil…
2024
Public Financial Disclosure | 2023 Friends of Judicial Reform Public Fundraising Campaign
Public Financial Disclosure | 2023 Friends of Judicial Reform Public Fundraising Campaign
2024
Statement | The Judicial Reform Foundation's Six Major Demands for Congressional Reform Regarding the "Power of Personnel Consent"
Following the opening of the new legislature, the three major political parties have successively put forward their…
2024
Court Observation Recruitment | The Ch'iu Sung-ch'eng Case: A Knife-Wielding Murder Without a Knife
2024
Legal Opinion by Professor Ch'en I-Ch'chien | Kaohsiung Transgender Legal Gender Recognition Case without Surgery Requirement
One of the key legal issues in this case is what the laws and requirements for changing (legal) gender are. The…
2024
April Newsletter | The Death of a Judge: When Will the Judicial Burden Be Alleviated?
Recently, frequent issues involving the overwork of judicial officers and court clerks have once again drawn widespread…
2024
Press Conference | An Overworked Judiciary: What Solutions Do the Judicial Yuan and the Ministry of Justice Offer? Release of the Civil Society Draft on Easing the Judicial Burden
Recently, issues regarding the overwork of judges and court clerks have frequently arisen, drawing renewed attention…
2024
Statement | Civil Society Press Conference Following the ICERD Initial State Report Review
Since 2006, Taiwan has primarily relied on the contracted interpreter system to handle judicial cases involving migrant…
