Judicial Reform Lectures & Seminars
Last Updated: May 2, 2026
About This Event Series
Judicial reform is not a solo act for professionals; it requires the understanding and participation of every single citizen. The JRF has long cultivated the promotion of legal education, using activity designs close to everyday life to make complex judicial issues easy to understand and spark discussion.
Whether you care about wrongful conviction relief, digital human rights, or want to understand legal issues around you, you can find an entry point in our events. Individuals, schools, and community groups are all welcome to participate.
📍 Event locations vary, with sessions held in Taipei and Taichung, and nationwide tours arranged depending on the theme. Please stay tuned for detailed information in individual event announcements, or subscribe to our newsletter to catch the latest updates.
Event Types
Seminars & Forums
Inviting scholars, attorneys, and social movement workers for in-depth dialogues to explore judicial policies and reform directions
Public Lectures
Introducing specific judicial issues in plain and accessible language, making it easy for the general public to get started
Film Screenings & Discussions
Presenting judicial-related issues through documentaries or narrative films, followed by post-screening discussions and exchanges
Workshops & Exhibitions
Interactive experiential activities, or physical exhibitions presenting case histories and legal information
Want to Collaborate on Organizing a Lecture?
If you are a teacher, student club, or community organization hoping to bring judicial reform issues into campuses or communities, you are welcome to apply to collaborate with us on organizing lectures. The JRF can assist in planning themes and arranging speakers to bring legal education to various places.
💌 Want to catch the latest event information first? You are welcome to subscribe to our YouTube channel and newsletter, or follow the JRF Facebook Fan Page and Instagram.
2026
Forum｜Who Guarantees Social Workers? Discussing the Legal Responsibilities and Professional Boundaries of Social Workers within the Social Safety Net
We have invited criminal law authorities, social work academics, and union representatives to foster cross-disciplinary…
2026
Workshop | Understanding and Handling Mechanisms for Ethnic Discrimination on Campus
This workshop will adopt an issue-based discussion and experience-sharing approach, building on the interim outcomes of…
2026
[First Lecture Welcoming the Year of the Horse] Wandering the Courts for 35 Years: The Injustice and Rescue of the Su Chien-ho Case
Su Chien-ho, Liu Bin-lang, and Chuang Lin-hsun were accused of murder in 1991. After enduring 21 years of wrongful…
2026
Fleeing to the Final Room: Judicial Reform Foundation Digital Rule of Law Exhibition | Lecture Series
As judicial reform enters the digital era, battlegrounds emerge everywhere. What rights do we have? Who threatens these…
2025
"Ash" Film Screening and Post-Screening Discussion
His beloved daughter died in a traffic accident, and on the day the perpetrator was released from prison, he brought a…
2025
Lecture | Two Covenants Review is Approaching: How Do Indigenous Youth Respond? Indigenous Human Rights Classroom
In response to World Human Rights Day on December 10, this lecture invites indigenous youth working in NGOs to share…
2025
Post-Event Press Release | The Legacy of *Free China* and the Trials of Contemporary Democracy
The Lei Chen Democracy and Human Rights Memorial Lecture held its 2025 annual forum today (Dec. 6) at National Taiwan…
2025
2025 Annual Forum: The Legacy of "Free China" and the Trials of Contemporary Democracy
This forum arises precisely from this critical background where history and reality intersect. We look forward to…
2025
Lecture | A Knife-Free Murder Case Involving a Knife: Wrongful Conviction Rescue and Forensic Science Practice through the Chiu Sung-cheng Case
Ten years of wrongful imprisonment, beginning with a nonexistent knife. When court findings contradict professional…
2025
Seminar | The Unnecessary Evil: "Torture, Ill-Treatment, and Life Imprisonment" ─ Seminar on State Obligations
2025
"Island of Winds" Pre-screening Intro | Traveling Forum
Hansen's disease, formerly stigmatized as "leprosy," was often referred to as "great wind" in ancient literature.…
2025
"The Accidental Politician" Screening & Discussion | Taiwan International Human Rights Film Festival | Community Network
The 2014 Sunflower Movement sparked a wave of young people returning to their hometowns to enter politics; ten years…