Commentary

2025
Sidelights | When the Law Steps into the Classroom: How the Judicial Reform Foundation Promotes Legal Education

2025
Court Observation Notes | The Criminal Retrial of the Hsueh Ching-piao Case
Hsueh Ching-piao was previously sentenced to 16 years of imprisonment for violating the Narcotics Hazard Prevention…

2025
Court Observation Insights: A Law Student’s First Court Observation
This was my first time attending a court hearing after starting law school. With nearly three years of legal studies…

2025
Court Observation Insights: He is not just "Defendant Hsueh Ching-piao," but an individual with a past, family, and an unfulfilled life
This court observation not only taught me about the trial and operational procedures of criminal litigation, but also…

2025
What is the Executive Yuan's Amendment to the "Chapter on Family of the Civil Code" in Response to Constitutional Interpretation No. 4 of 2023, and What is the Judicial Reform Foundation's Perspective?
On February 20, 2025, the Executive Yuan passed the partial amendment draft to the "Chapter on Family of the Civil…

2025
2024.01.01-12.31 Work and Financial Report
Founded in 1995, the Judicial Reform Foundation is Taiwan's oldest civil society judicial reform organization. We are…

2025
Sidelights | Seminar on "Speaking Up for Disobedience: Accompanying Defense in Social Movements and Civil Disobedience"
Living in a democratic and free country, protests and social movements have always been ways for the public to express…

2025
Sidelights | Part 1 | An Extraordinary Everyday: The Vulnerable Plight of Female Migrant Workers
This lecture focused on the judicial plight of female migrant workers in Taiwan, featuring Attorney Sung I-hsin,…

2025
Sidelights | Part 2 | The Not-So-Ordinary Routine: The Vulnerable Plight of Female Migrant Workers
The 2023 TV series "Port of Lies" swept across Taiwan. In the show, the Indonesian caregiver Lina is borrowed by the…
