Taichung Office Director Huang Wei-ting Resigned on April 30, 2019
Last edited: 2026-07-27
Huang Wei-ting, Director of our Taichung Office, resigned on April 30, 2019. Starting May 1 of the same year, the affairs of the Taichung Office will be overseen by Office Director Hsiao I-min.
Director Huang Wei-ting has served at our foundation for over five years. From her days as a student volunteer participating in the rescue efforts for Hung Chung-chiu, factory closure protests, student movements, as well as wrongful conviction cases such as Chiou Ho-shun, Hsu Tzu-chiang, and the Houfeng female bridge fall incident, to serving as the Taipei Office Executive Secretary connecting central and southern lawyers, cases, and law departments to establish the Taichung Office, she has dedicated herself to bridging resource gaps, vindicating wrongful convictions, and monitoring judicial evaluation. She has also worked diligently in cultivating volunteers and interns and implementing campus legal education, achieving remarkable results and making profound contributions.
After stepping down as Director, Huang Wei-ting will transition to serve as an Executive Committee member of our foundation. Although she may be in different fields and roles in the future, she will continue to uphold the vision of a judiciary for the people and persistently promote and participate in judicial reform.
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