Seminar | Digital Rule of Law Salon (I): Transnational Perspectives on Online Platform Regulation and the Digital ID System
Last edited: 2026-07-27
Discussions on digital rule-of-law issues span technical, cybersecurity, legal, and national security dimensions. Through initiatives such as the digital ID litigation and amendments to the Technology-Based Investigative Methods Act, the JRF has experienced firsthand how digital legal issues are closely intertwined with contemporary judicial reform, both at the policy level and in individual case remedies.
As Taiwan tackles digital governance and development challenges in sync with the rest of the world, the JRF hopes to explore the role and function of the rule of law in this domain through a brand-new series of digital rule of law salons, inviting everyone to join the conversation.
The inaugural session of this lecture series features two legal practitioners with extensive domestic policy and judicial practice experience who are currently pursuing advanced studies and research abroad. They will share their latest observations and recommendations on online platform regulation and digital ID systems from a transnational perspective.
Time
Saturday, December 10, 2022, 09:30-11:30
Location
Webex online meeting room; link will be provided after registration
Moderator
Lin Chun-hung, Attorney-at-Law (Standing Executive Committee Member, JRF; Convener of the Tech-Investigative Methods Act Amendment Working Group)
Speakers
Tsai Wei-an, Attorney-at-Law (S.J.D. student at Harvard Law School; former Secretary in the Office of Minister without Portfolio Lo Ping-cheng, Executive Yuan; former Legal Staff at the Taiwan Association for Innocence)
Lin Yu-teng, Attorney-at-Law (Visiting Scholar, US-Asia Law Institute, NYU School of Law; Attorney, Yuan-Chu Law Firm; Convener of the JRF eID Litigation Team)
Agenda
| Session | Time | Participant |
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Online Platform Regulation—Experiences of Taiwan, the US, and the EU |
9:30-10:00 |
Speaker |
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Online Platform Regulation—Experiences of Taiwan, the US, and the EU |
10:00-10:20 |
Discussant Lin Yu-teng, Attorney-at-Law |
|
Digital ID System—Experiences of Taiwan, the US, Japan, and Germany |
10:20-10:50 |
Speaker |
|
Digital ID System—Experiences of Taiwan, the US, Japan, and Germany |
10:50-11:10 |
Discussant |
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Open Discussion and Q&A |
11:10-11:30 |
Discussants |
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