Newsletter
2017
Can We Rely on the Quality of Police Interrogations?
One of the most important events in the legal community in the first half of 2017 was undoubtedly the National Judicial…
2017
٩('ω')۶ A 30-Second Review of JRF's Annual Highlights, Explained Through Infographics!
Happy Lunar New Year! We are sharing some of our key milestone figures from 2016 and thank you all for your ongoing…
2016
At a Crucial Juncture for Marriage Equality in Taiwan, Looking at LGBT in China
On the morning of December 26, tens of thousands of citizens gathered outside the Legislative Yuan, witnessing through…
2016
Book Launch: "Waiting in 1.368 Pings: Hsu Tzu-chiang's Path to Acquittal"
This is a story about an ordinary person fighting for his innocence. He endured seven death sentences, two life…
2016
10 Secrets of the "National Judicial Reform Movement" You Must Know—Revealed All at Once!
The public's dissatisfaction with the judiciary continues to hit rock bottom, signaling that a critical moment for…
2016
Writing Humanity in the Judiciary—An Interview with Hou Chi-hsuan
This issue's newsletter introduces a good friend of judicial reform, Hou Chi-hsuan. As an award-winning author, she…
2016
The Courage to Speak the Truth: A Discussion on Lin Wen-wei's Prison Notes
According to the research of French philosopher Michel Foucault, "speaking the truth" in the Greek period was related…
2016
Every Trial Should Be the Most Professional Performance—An Interview with Conductor Wen Yi-ren
This issue of our newsletter introduces a great friend of judicial reform—conductor Wen Yi-ren, one of the few…
2016
Knock Knock, Judicial Reform Is Calling—National Judicial Reform Movement Series Forums
Judicial reform is a key policy platform of President Tsai Ing-wen, yet what judicial reform actually aims to change…