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2025
JRF Newsletter: November 2025 | 35 Years of Wandering the Courts: How Can the Su Case Find Its Way Back to the Dawn?
Regarding the claims for damages filed by Su Chien-ho, Liu Ping-lang, Chuang Lin-hsun, and their families, the Supreme…
2025
JRF Newsletter: October 2025 | Who Lives in the Shadow of Extreme Sentencing for Drug Crimes?
A deep-dive issue on drug-crime sentencing: Lin Shu-hui, sentenced more heavily than the actual dealer and one of the…
2025
JRF Newsletter: October 2025 | Who Is Trapped in the Shadow of Extreme Sentences for Drug Offenses? From the "Constitutional Court Massacre" to "Arbitrary Legislative Amendments by Agencies"
Through this issue of our newsletter, we hope to let everyone see the lives actually impacted behind the law through…
2025
JRF Newsletter: September 2025
This month: proposals to advance criminal human-rights reform amid a reform standstill, the Hsiao Ming-yueh case…
2025
JRF Newsletter: September 2025 | For Those Wronged by the State, Harmed by Their Families, and Silenced by the System: We Have Something to Say
This month marks the opening of the Legislative Yuan's new session, the fourth since President Lai Ching-te took…
2025
JRF Newsletter: August 2025 | Rule-of-Law Challenges in the Digital Age: Have We Kept Pace?
This is an exhibition about choice. You can choose to remain a digital citizen who is silently monitored, predicted by…
2025
JRF Newsletter: August 2025
This month: the Su case's second remand, the Digital Rule-of-Law Special Exhibition and its talks, Kyoto University's…
2025
July Newsletter | Fleeing to the Last Room: How is Freedom Possible?
On July 25, the Legislative Yuan held a vote on the consent appointments for Grand Justices. All 7 nominees—Tsai…
2025