

Fleeing to the Last Room: The Judicial Reform Foundation Digital Rule of Law Special Exhibition
Last edited: 2026-08-22
From whether prosecutors may use IMSI catchers (M-cars) for investigations, the scope of obtaining digital evidence and its admissibility after seizing mobile phones, to whether the judicial system leaks personal data and whether it uses AI to draft judgments; from the establishment of legal systems to prevent the spread of non-consensual intimate images to how to take down criminal imagery on transnational platforms; and from the controversy surrounding the mandatory replacement of the national digital identity card system to public concerns about government speech control following the introduction of the draft Digital Intermediary Services Act.
As judicial reform enters the digital age, battlegrounds are everywhere. What rights do we have? Who threatens these rights? Who defends them?
After addressing various controversies surrounding digital legislation in recent years, the Judicial Reform Foundation hopes to use this exhibition to organize insights and foster dialogue, allowing more people the opportunity to participate in discussions—not as mere subjects of manipulation, but as ordinary individuals with choices and agency.
How is freedom possible? What answers await in the last room?
Visitor Information
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Select Your Visit Date and Session
- Special Closed Days:
- August: 8/9, 8/13-16, 8/30
- September: 9/6, 9/13, 9/27
- October: 10/4, 10/10-11, 10/24-25
- November: 11/1, 11/7-8, 11/20-22
- December: 12/11-13, 12/25
- January: 1/1
- Exhibition appointments are not available during lecture periods; please refer to the lecture schedule.
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Each time slot is limited to a maximum of 10 people. If a slot is fully booked, our staff will contact you.
- Groups of 5 or more can register for a guided tour, which lasts for one hour.
- Guided tours will be accompanied by staff explanation. If you need to cancel at the last minute, please be sure to notify us in advance.
- Special Closed Days:
- Completing Your Reservation
- Upon successful reservation, you will be automatically redirected to a thank-you page.
- Please check whether you have received a confirmation email. If not, please contact the event coordinator.
- In the event of force majeure such as natural disasters or epidemic prevention measures that require the venue to close temporarily, all reservations for that day will be cancelled.
- The venue reserves the final right to modify or cancel visit reservations. Please recheck our official announcements prior to your visit date; no further notice will be given.
- Upon successful reservation, you will be automatically redirected to a thank-you page.
- Check-in Notes
- Please check in at the venue entrance according to your scheduled time. Entry will not be permitted more than 10 minutes past your reservation time.
- Eating and drinking are strictly prohibited throughout the exhibition space.
- Please check in at the venue entrance according to your scheduled time. Entry will not be permitted more than 10 minutes past your reservation time.
Contact Information
- Phone: (04)2329-2372 ext. 11 Hsieh Chia-chen
- E-mail: jane@jrf.org.tw
Organizer
Judicial Reform Foundation
Co-organizers
Taichung Bar Association, Changhua Bar Association, Nantou Bar Association
Advisor
Taiwan Network Information Center
Curatorial Team
Chief Curator|Lee Ming-ju
Curatorial Coordinator|Wang Chen-yun
Exhibition Design|Lee Ming-ju, Hsieh Chia-chen, Leslie
Visual Design|Huang Lin-ying
Layout Design|Huang Lin-ying
Video Editing|Li Chao-yen
Audio Editing|Li Chao-yen
Copywriting|Lee Ming-ju, Leslie
Exhibition Operations|Hsieh Chia-chen
This article is an AI-generated translation of the original Chinese text. In the event of any discrepancy, the Chinese version shall prevail.