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2025
JRF Newsletter: June 2025 | From Campus to Community: The Voyage of Rule-of-Law Education
A reflection from our rule-of-law education specialist on carrying legal education from schools into remote communities…
2025
JRF Newsletter: May 2025 | After Speaking Out, How Do #MeToo Survivors Face the Burns of the System?
Marking the second anniversary of Taiwan's #MeToo movement: survivors' real situation in the post-#MeToo era, the SLAPP…
2025
May E-Paper | Hard Questions Under the Sun: After Disclosing, How Should #MeToo Survivors Face the Institutional Burn?
We mark the second anniversary of Taiwan's #MeToo movement and enter an important month for gender equality. This issue…
2025
April E-Paper | Thirty Years Ago, How Did Judicial Reformers Receive the News? Our Working History Revealed!
Advocacy groups engage in dialogue with the public hoping that their appeals will be heard, while simultaneously…
2025
JRF Newsletter: April 2025 | Thirty Years Ago, How Did Judicial Reformers Keep Up with the News?
The second-instance verdict in the Sanchong police assault case, a panel on defense and civil disobedience in social…
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March Newsletter | What Kind of President of the Judicial Yuan Do the People Need? Seven Pending Issues
The Presidential Office announced yesterday the nominees for the President and Vice President of the Judicial Yuan, as…
2025
JRF Newsletter: March 2025 | What Kind of Judicial Yuan President Do the People Need?
JRF puts seven questions to the Judicial Yuan leadership nominees, launches the 318 Movement archive, holds its…
2025
February E-Paper | To Forget Is to Be an Accomplice, to Remember Is to Resist
The February 28 Incident is one of the deepest collective traumas in Taiwan's history, not only taking countless lives…
2025
JRF Newsletter: February 2025 | To Forget Is to Be Complicit, To Remember Is to Resist
From the Taipei International Book Festival wrongful-conviction talks and the 228 memorial action to RightsCon and a…