Knock, Knock, Destiny is Calling

Knock, Knock, Destiny is Calling

Last edited: 2026-07-27

Association for Taiwan Judicial Reform

The law may seem distant to us, but have we ever thought about how our occupations might bring us unexpected legal troubles? Law-abiding civil servants can be wrongfully convicted, and those devoted to music and art can also find themselves entangled in lawsuits. How should we respond if we face legal issues?

The Judicial Reform Foundation's "Knock, Knock, Destiny is Calling" lecture series invites victims of judicial cases from the public service and arts sectors to share their personal journeys.

My Music, My Expectations for Judicial Reform!

Speaker/Wen I-jen Former Music Director, National Chinese Orchestra Taiwan
Moderator/Hsiao I-min Director of JRF Complainant Service Center

Wen I-jen is one of the rare international conductors in the music world who spans both Chinese and Western stages. Originally focused entirely on classical music performance, Wen unexpectedly encountered the best and the worst of the judiciary...

〈Session 1〉 6/10

  • Time: June 10 (Sat.) 14:30-16:30
  • Location: Judicial Reform Foundation (7F., No. 3, Lane 90, Sungchiang Rd., Taipei City)

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〈Session 2〉 6/24

  • Time: June 24 (Sat.) 14:30-16:30
  • Location: Tainan Hsiao Nuan Yuan Tzu (No. 82, Lane 175, Sec. 1, Datong Rd., East Dist., Tainan City)

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Father Lai Goes to School! The Lesson of Law

Speakers/Lai Ting-fu Former Director of the Eighth River Management Office, Lai Ch'en Chun-yeh Wife of Lai Ting-fu
Moderator/Huang Chung-hao Project Manager, JRF

Lai Ting-fu, a water conservancy expert who served in water conservancy agencies for 32 years, has been involved in countless large and small river and coastline remediation projects across Taiwan, as well as dismantling gravel plants and cracking down on illegal sand mining. While serving as the Director of the Eighth River Management Office in Taitung, in order to open a temporary river access road for transporting gravel, he was falsely accused of accepting a bribe of NT$100,000 from a gravel operator. With the assistance of the JRF, the Control Yuan published an investigation report vindicating Lai Ting-fu in 2011, and efforts are still ongoing.

  • Time: June 17 (Sat.) 14:30-16:30
  • Location: Tainan Hsiao Nuan Yuan Tzu (No. 82, Lane 175, Sec. 1, Datong Rd., East Dist., Tainan City)

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Event Contact

  • Phone: 02-25231178#33 Mr. Su
  • Email: sue@jrf.org.tw

This article is an AI-generated translation of the original Chinese text. In the event of any discrepancy, the Chinese version shall prevail.

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