Judicial Reform Lectures & Seminars

Judicial Reform Lectures & Seminars

To help the public better understand judicial issues through lecture events, film screenings, touring exhibitions, and street actions, the JRF periodically organizes a series of events across Taiwan.

Last Updated: May 2, 2026

LECTURES & SEMINARS

JRF Lectures & Seminars

Through diverse formats such as seminars, lectures, workshops, film screenings, and touring exhibitions, the Judicial Reform Foundation helps the public and academic circles better understand judicial issues. We irregularly hold series of events across Taiwan, allowing the momentum for reform to begin with each and every person.

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

Suitable for researchers, legal professionals, and policy-minded citizens with a deep interest in judicial reform
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Public Lectures

Introducing specific judicial issues in plain and accessible language, making it easy for the general public to get started

No legal background required; any citizen with questions or curiosity about the judiciary is welcome to participate
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Film Screenings & Discussions

Presenting judicial-related issues through documentaries or narrative films, followed by post-screening discussions and exchanges

Using visual media as a medium to prompt further discussions on themes such as wrongful convictions, detention facilities, and human rights
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Workshops & Exhibitions

Interactive experiential activities, or physical exhibitions presenting case histories and legal information

Suitable for students, community groups, and educators, combining hands-on participation with knowledge absorption

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.

05Apr.
2024

Lecture | Call Me by My Indigenous Name: The Pursuit of Justice and Legal Challenges in the Single-Name Indigenous Naming Movement

Judicial Reform Foundation

In recent years, some Indigenous partners have pursued Indigenous rights through "single Indigenous name litigation,"…

27Mar.
2024

Lecture Series | "The Radiance of Haiwang" Campus Exhibition: Ch'en Ho-shun's Forgotten 36 Years

Association for the Rescue of Ch'en Ho-shun

The "Radiance of Haiwang" exhibition originated in November 2020 as a collaborative curation by various civic groups…

27Feb.
2024

[10th Anniversary of the March 18 Movement Series Event] Returning to the Site of the March 24 Executive Yuan Violent Eviction Incident

Judicial Reform Foundation

15Dec.
2023

2023 Szu-Szu into TALK | Taichung Office Brand New Event Series

Taichung Office, Judicial Reform Foundation

Everyday life is intertwined with the law. When encountering legal issues, besides turning to Google, you can also...…

26Aug.
2023

Seminar | Comprehensive Review of 40 Years of the State Compensation Act—Principles of Attribution, Judicial Accountability, and Proposed Civil Society Articles

Judicial Reform Foundation, Administrative Law Committee of Taiwan Bar Association, Constitutional Reform Committee of Taiwan Bar Association, Judicial Reform Committee of Taiwan Bar Association, Taiwan Law Association

Following over a year of brainstorming and deep exchange among lawyers and scholars, the initial draft of the civil…

31Oct.
2022

Seminar | How Does the UN Monitor Human Rights Practices? Taiwanese and Hong Kong Practitioners Share Their Perspectives

Judicial Reform Foundation

What is the relationship between the United Nations and human rights? How can civil society utilize mechanisms to…

02Sep.
2022

Conference | Academic Conference on the System for Protecting Prisoners' Right to Vote

College of Law and Department of Law of National Chung Cheng University, College of Law of Fu Jen Catholic University, National Human Rights Commission of the Control Yuan

How should the protection of prisoners' right to vote be practically realized? This conference invites scholars to…

20Aug.
2022

Seminar | The Right to Refuse Being "Digitalized": Evaluating the Constitutional Court Judgment on the National Health Insurance Database Case | Digital Rule of Law and Human Rights Protection Seminar

Judicial Reform Foundation

On August 12, the Constitutional Court announced Constitutional Judgment No. 13 of 2022 regarding the National Health…

14Jul.
2022

Seminar | 2022 Independent Criminal Case Review System Seminar: United Kingdom, Norway, and Taiwan

Taiwan Association for Innocence, Judicial Reform Foundation, Institute of Technology Law, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taipei Bar Association Committee on Review of Finalized Criminal Convictions

This seminar invites scholars from the United States and Norway who study the operation of "Criminal Cases Review…

26Jun.
2022

Anti-Torture Day Lecture Series|Does Torture Still Exist in Taiwan? The Unfinished Path Against Torture

Joint Organizations

2022 marks the 25th anniversary of the entry into force of the Convention against Torture, and Taiwan also just…

15Jun.
2022

Seminar | Drug Trafficking Offenses: Perspectives from Substantive and Procedural Law

Judicial Reform Foundation

J.Y. Interpretation No. 792 and Supreme Court Criminal Grand Chamber Ruling No. 109-Tai-Shang-Da-4861 have affected how…

07May.
2022

Symposium | Reducing Judicial Workload and Improving Judicial Quality

Taiwan Association for Judicial Reform

Taiwan's courts and prosecutors offices have long faced heavy caseloads and staffing pressure. Building on resolutions…