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08Jan.
2024

Judicial Reform Commitments Compared | Judicial Reform Foundation Publishes Responses to Seven Questions on Judicial Reform from Various Parties

Judicial Reform Foundation

With only five days remaining before the January 13 presidential and legislative elections, the Judicial Reform…

08Jan.
2024

Political Party Response | Taiwan Green Party's Response to the Seven Questions on Judicial Reform

Taiwan Green Party

Taiwan Green Party's Response to the Seven Questions on Judicial Reform

08Jan.
2024

Political Party Response | Smaller Bricks Alliance's Response to the Seven Questions on Judicial Reform

Smaller Bricks Alliance

Smaller Bricks Alliance's response to the seven questions on judicial reform

08Jan.
2024

Party Response | Taiwan People's Party's Response to the Seven Questions on Judicial Reform

Taiwan People's Party

Taiwan People's Party's Response to the Seven Questions on Judicial Reform

04Jan.
2024

Press Conference | Coerced Confessions Followed by Unjust Deductions from Wrongful Imprisonment Compensation: What Does the Judiciary Still Owe Su Chien-ho and the Other Two?—Civil Society Organizations' Response to the Constitutional Court's Dismissal Ruling

Judicial Reform Foundation

Last Friday (December 29, 2023), regarding the petition filed by wrongful imprisonment victims Su Chien-ho, Liu…

02Jan.
2024

Leveraging the Public Interest Impact of Attorneys! 2024 Pro Bono Attorney Recruitment Seminar

Judicial Reform Foundation

The Public Interest Affairs Committee of the Taipei Bar Association is dedicated to encouraging and supporting members…

30Dec.
2023

Dialogue between JRF and Taiwan Alliance for Promotion of Civil Rights: When the Journey Ends, the Real Beginning Begins

Text by Tu Yi-hsuan (Department of Social Work, Chung Shan Medical University); Edited by Chao Min (Volunteer)

What is the purpose of international exchange work for local NGOs? What are the similarities and differences among…

30Dec.
2023

100,000 Steps in New York: Internship Notes from the Open Society Justice Initiative (Part 1)

Text by Li Ming-ru (Attorney, Deputy Executive Director of the Judicial Reform Foundation); Edited by Chao Min (Volunteer)

This newsletter is compiled from the stream-of-consciousness journal I wrote while in New York. Looking back after half…

30Dec.
2023

One Hundred Thousand Steps in New York: Internship Notes from the Open Society Justice Initiative (Part 2)

Text by LI MING-JU (Attorney-at-Law, Deputy Executive Director of the Judicial Reform Foundation); Edited by CHAO MIN (Volunteer)

Yet there are many more subtle discomforts, which relate to the title of this installment. Whether driven by the urge…