Newsletter
2020
The Endless Road to Reintegration ❹: Hsiao-Cheng's Story
Hsiao-Cheng's subsequent hit-and-run conviction while on parole turned out to be wrongful, and after two years of legal…
2020
The Endless Road to Rehabilitation ❷ Hsiao-Yeh's Story
In 1994, following two traffic accidents, Hsiao-Yeh was prosecuted under the Chiang-Kai-shek-era Act for the Punishment…
2020
Becoming a Translator: An Exclusive Interview with Chang Cheng-hsüeh, Social Worker at the Taiwan Association for Innocence
Chang Cheng-hsüeh, widely known as Ah-hsüeh, is a part-time social worker at the Taiwan Association for Innocence…
2020
Spotting the Mediator: A Social Work Intern's Field Notes
When people mention "legal professionals," what comes to mind? Is it Justice Pao's stern and arbitrary authority,…
2020
For Ourselves and Others: JRF Also Needs Social Work Education and Training
In April this year, Chang I-hung, a social worker from the Department of Psychiatry at Mackay Memorial Hospital, came…
2020
Volunteer No. 93: Ch'en Chün-ho #LongTermVolunteerForTheCh'iuHo-shunCase
When asked about how she first met A-shun, she smiled and said it felt as though it had all happened just yesterday.…
2020
Volunteer No. 9: Wang Ch'in-ju #Long-term Volunteer for the Ch'iu Ho-shun Case
Wang Ch'in-ju was once a family member of a person in prison. Having previously run around for her uncle, she had long…
2020
A Woodpecker Pecking for Taiwan: An Interview with Hsu Che-jung, a Defendant in the March 23 Executive Yuan Occupation Case
We noticed three clear, totem-like large tattoos on his arms. When asked about them, he generously explained that one…
2020
Hearing the Voices of Women in Protest: An Interview with Li Kuan-Ling, a Defendant in the March 23 Executive Yuan Occupation Case
Dressed in a simple button-down shirt, wearing an illustrator's cap and a face mask embroidered with the word "TAIWAN,"…
