Commentary

2025
Sidelights | Before the Disconnection: Digital Freedom in Times of War and Disaster
"Network disconnection" in modern warfare is no longer a hypothetical scenario, but an inevitable attack vector.…

2025
Sidelights | Between the State and the People: The Past, Present, and Future of Legal Aid and Judicial Reform
Twenty-two years ago, the Judicial Reform Foundation and numerous organizations formed the Three Major Judicial Reform…

2025
Sidelights | Are Taiwan's Laws Han Chinese Laws?——The Path of Indigenous Peoples' Judicial Reform
During the exhibition "Becoming an Ordinary Person," the lecture series selected key themes from the 30-year…

2025
Op-Ed | The Amendment to the "Financial Eight Laws" Was Well-Intended, Yet Leaves Victims with No End in Sight to Recovering Their Property
The occurrence of a crime is frequently accompanied by property loss for the victims. Although the Criminal Code…

2025
Sidelights | The Will to Kill Spanning Three Decades: A Discussion on the Rules for the Execution of Death Sentences
In the "Pen" section of the "Becoming an Ordinary Person" exhibition, we witness the turbulent history of 30 years of…

2025
The Liang Hsuan-Yung Prohibition of Disadvantageous Modification Case—How Can an Appellant Be Punished? A Reduced Guilt, Yet a Heavier Sentence
The defendant in this case, Liang Hsuan-yung, has been involved in numerous drug-related cases and has recently filed…

2025
Sidelights | Has the JRF Lost Its Mind? Is Non-Publicity of Investigation Going Against___?
The lecture series held during the exhibition "Becoming an Ordinary Person" highlights and deeply explores pivotal…

2025
Sidelights|Is It Dangerous to Be a Lawyer in China? Why Should Taiwanese Lawyers Care About Chinese Human Rights Lawyers?
The second lecture in the series held during the "Becoming an Ordinary Person" exhibition shifted the focus from…

2025
Opinion: Do Not Let Those Who Harm Children Hide Behind Time—Criminal Law Reform on the Statute of Limitations Aims to "Shift the Shame"
Taiwan's #MeToo movement kicked off in May 2023 with a political worker speaking out, spreading from politics to media,…
