Commentary
2022
Constitutional Court Amicus Curiae Brief | Status Act for Indigenous Peoples Case
In the Constitutional Court's first oral argument after the Constitutional Court Procedure Act took effect, the JRF…
2021
Seminar Transcript | Unidentifiable: Voices of Campus Dissent-How Young People View the March 24 Executive Yuan Violent Eviction
Three young organizers reflect on how the March 18 Movement, the March 24 Executive Yuan eviction, student dress-code…
2021
Seminar Transcript | Unfinished Judicial Reform Resolutions: Foreign Interpreters and Judicial Human-Rights Protection
Four years after the National Conference on Judicial Reform, practitioners and advocates review whether Taiwan has…
2021
Book Talk | Attack on Citizens: Why Does State Violence Become Excessive-or Fail to Act?
Author Wang Ting-Yu uses the Sunflower Movement to discuss state violence, the role of internet-enabled mobilization,…
2021
Seminar Transcript | Tech-Law Salon: Trends in U.S. Technology-Assisted Investigation
Attorney Wang Wei-Hua surveys U.S. Fourth Amendment doctrine relevant to technology-assisted investigation, moving from…
2021
Seminar Transcript | Unidentifiable: Ongoing Bloody Repression-What Is Happening with the Protests in Myanmar?
Speakers Chao Chung-Chi and Chang Ju-Ming discuss Myanmar's 2021 military coup, the constitutional arguments used by…
2021
January 1-October 31, 2021 Work and Financial Report | Late Autumn in Judicial Reform: When Oranges Turn Yellow and Tangerines Green
As pandemic conditions eased in the second half of 2021, the JRF resumed in-person activities while continuing its…
2021
Seminar Transcript | Unidentifiable: How Is Taiwan-Hong Kong Solidarity Possible? Protest Movements in Taiwan and Hong Kong
Drawing on the Sunflower Movement, Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement and 2019 anti-extradition movement, and years of…
2021
Post-Screening Discussion | 2021 Taiwan International Human Rights Film Festival: Sieged: The Press vs. Denialism
After a screening of Sieged: The Press vs. Denialism, Attorney Lin Tzu-Cheng and participants discussed the press as a…
