Newsletter

2024
March E-newsletter | Besides Freedom of Expression Day, April 7 is also "his" birthday!
In addition to commemorating April 7 as Freedom of Expression Day in honor of Cheng Nan-jung's martyrdom, it is also…

2023
Dialogue between JRF and Taiwan Alliance for Promotion of Civil Rights: When the Journey Ends, the Real Beginning Begins
What is the purpose of international exchange work for local NGOs? What are the similarities and differences among…

2023
One Hundred Thousand Steps in New York: Internship Notes from the Open Society Justice Initiative (Part 2)
Yet there are many more subtle discomforts, which relate to the title of this installment. Whether driven by the urge…

2023
100,000 Steps in New York: Internship Notes from the Open Society Justice Initiative (Part 1)
This newsletter is compiled from the stream-of-consciousness journal I wrote while in New York. Looking back after half…

2023
Before Calling for Help Arrives: Medical Human Rights in Correctional Facilities Through the Case of A-Chi, an Inmate with Schizophrenia
A-Chi (a pseudonym) is an inmate suffering from schizophrenia. Due to a relapse, he committed severe domestic violence…

2023
Our Respective Yet Common Efforts Since That Year: Post-Visit Reflections on Exchanges with the Center for Prisoners' Rights, Japan
In June this year, the JRF Secretariat visited the Center for Prisoners' Rights in Japan to learn about the center's…

2023
Before Asking for Help in Time| Looking at the Amendment to the Regulations on the Transfer of Prison Inmates through the Case of Huang Chin-yi
The Regulations on the Transfer of Prison Inmates were promulgated and implemented in July 2020. Article 3, paragraph…

2023
The Cohesion and Rebirth of Hongkongers in Taiwan: "Wounds will fade with time, but we must remember how they came to be."
"Goodbye Hong Kong. The word 'goodbye' contains so many things—we truly have to say goodbye, or perhaps look forward to…

2023
A DIY Approach to Curating Zines: "Exhibitions become a bridge for communicating issues, allowing local citizens to begin understanding the judicial field."
Initially, exhibitions were merely one of the tools we used to achieve our advocacy goals. However, as the number of…