Forum | Online Symposium Marking the Second Anniversary of the Amendment to the Regulations Governing Non-Disclosure of Investigations
Last edited: 2026-08-30
In October 2017, the JRF re-established its Non-Disclosure of Investigations Project Team to monitor whether investigative agencies and agencies assisting investigations-including prosecutors, police, and investigation bureaus-properly implement the principle of non-disclosure of investigations. Our monitoring includes reviewing news reports, official website announcements, and investigative information released on social-media pages, as well as reporting suspected violations by prosecutors, police, and investigators to the Control Yuan and through official complaint channels.
In addition, following the 2019 amendment requiring each agency to establish a review committee, hold regular meetings, and publish review reports, the JRF has regularly collected and reviewed the reports issued by various agencies. Where violations of the non-disclosure principle seriously infringe individual rights, we have established a dedicated complaint hotline and organized a team of attorneys to assist members of the public in bringing state-compensation actions.
June 15 of this year marked the second anniversary of the 2019 amendments to the Regulations Governing Non-Disclosure of Investigations. To assess how the non-disclosure principle has been implemented over the past two years, the JRF prepared an observation report and invited members of the project team to discuss developments since the amendments. In response to the pandemic, the symposium will be held online. We welcome the public to join us in examining how the principle is currently implemented in Taiwan and discussing future directions for reform.
Time
June 29, 2021, 19:00 - 21:00
Speakers & Panelists
Kao Yung-Cheng / Member of the Control Yuan
Shih Hung-Cheng / Attorney, San Ho Law Firm (Convener of this Project Team)
Wu Cheng-Wei / Attorney, Hung Te Law Firm
Chen Shao-Wei / Attorney, Hsi Cheng Law Firm
Lu Shao-Wei / Attorney, Asia-America Law & Intellectual Property Office
Chang An-Ting / Attorney, Apricity Law Firm
Wang Li-Chung / Attorney, Ting Chen International Law Firm
Hsiao Jen-Hao / Director, Taiwan Police Rights Association
Lu Cheng-Yen / Staff Attorney, Judicial Reform Foundation
Chen Yang / Researcher, Judicial Reform Foundation
Organizer
Judicial Reform Foundation
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