Commentary

Judicial Reform Foundation

Since its preparation began in 1995 and its official registration in 1997, the Judicial Reform Foundation has…

Huang Hsü-t'ien (Chairperson, Judicial Reform Foundation), Lü Cheng-yen (Director of Policy Department, Judicial Reform Foundation)

The "NT$32 rice cooker case" has recently sparked heated social discussion. Although subsequent debates arose over…

Taichung Office, Judicial Reform Foundation

Modern society has entered the era of "digital engineering," where every human action is datafied, making the…

Judicial Reform Foundation

Regarding the "Artificial Intelligence Basic Act" (hereinafter the "AI Basic Act") passed by the Legislative Yuan…

Hsieh Yu-hsiu / NY Pro Bono Attorney

Hosted by the Taiwan Indigenous Youth Public Participation Association, the "Indigenous Human Rights Classroom" lecture…

Chang Chih-ch'i / Pro Bono Attorney, New York State

The challenges currently faced by Taiwan have long transcended traditional military threats, stemming instead from a…

Taichung Office, Judicial Reform Foundation

Today, as digital life deeply permeates society, internet communication has become an extension of people's rights.…

T'ien Tzu-an / Intern, Department of Medical Sociology and Social Work, Chung Shan Medical University

The torrent of digitization is irreversible, but we can still determine its boundaries. The "freedom not to be…

Huang Hsu-tien (Chairman, Judicial Reform Foundation) & Li Ming-ju (Deputy Executive Director, Judicial Reform Foundation)

Since the amendment of the Judges Act in 2019, citizens have been permitted to apply to the evaluation committees for…