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26Apr.
2024
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…

24Apr.
2024
2024
2024.04.23 Constitutional Court | Oral Argument on the Death Penalty | Attorney Li Hsuan-yi

24Apr.
2024
2024
2024.04.23 Constitutional Court | Death Penalty Case Oral Argument | Attorney Li Nien-tsu

23Apr.
2024
2024
Statement | Reports and commentaries alleging that "the Constitutional Court has selected amicus curiae leaning toward the abolition of the death penalty" do not accord with facts
Today (April 23), our Constitutional Court held oral arguments regarding the "constitutionality of the death penalty."…

23Apr.
2024
2024
JRF Statement Supporting the Abolition of the Death Penalty | "Bidding Farewell to the Death Penalty: The Government Must Assume Responsibility for Crime Prevention and Protecting Crime Victims"

20Apr.
2024
2024
"Maximizing Lawyers' Pro Bono Impact!" Series (Part II): Sharing Practice Experiences of Lawyers Who Studied International Human Rights Law Abroad
As Taiwan transitioned from the period of martial law to a democratic society, many lawyers have unremittingly…

19Apr.
2024
2024
Press Release | Judicial Oversight and Challenges in the Post-#MeToo Era
Following Taiwan's #MeToo movement and the rapid legislative amendments to the gender equality laws, survivors have…

18Apr.
2024
2024
Op-Ed | The Death of a Judge: Finding Solutions to Judicial Overwork Through Empirical Research
The tragic death of a judge by falling underscores how long-term overwork severely endangers the physical and mental…

18Apr.
2024
2024
Statement | The Helplessness and Despair of an Innocent Person Plunging into the Abyss: The Lo Ming-ts'un Case Will Continue to Be Aided, and the JRF Volunteer Team Reopens and Recruits
The numerous flaws and controversies in the Lo Ming-ts'un case should have prompted high vigilance and careful review…
