Press Releases

31May.
2024
2024
Written Statement by the Judicial Reform Foundation on the Prohibition of Sexual Harassment
Written statement by the Judicial Reform Foundation prohibiting sexual harassment.

27May.
2024
2024
From Inaction Toward Abuse: The Justified Need for Legislative Reform Does Not Grant the Majority’s Bulldozing Through Inadequately Discussed Bill
On May 17th, severe altercations erupted in the Legislative Yuan during the deliberation on several draft legislations,…

24May.
2024
2024
Statement | Statement Regarding Concerns Over the Legislative Yuan's Second-Reading Deliberations on the "Congressional Reform" Bills
Updated at 22:08 on May 28, 2024: Provisions concerning the Act Governing the Legislative Yuan's Power have passed…

21May.
2024
2024
Statement | From Eight Years of Inaction to Congressional Abuse of Power: The Majority's Tyranny in Forcing Through Congressional Reform Damages Democracy

17May.
2024
2024
Press Conference | "President Lai, How Will Judicial Reform Proceed?" Press Release
President-elect Lai Ching-te will assume office as Taiwan's 16th president next Monday (May 20, 2024). Facing the…

16May.
2024
2024
Joint Statement | Will the President Accept the Hot Potato of Miscarriages of Justice That the Judiciary Rejects? — Joint Statement by Civil Society Organizations

15May.
2024
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"

09May.
2024
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…

29Apr.
2024
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…
