Event Sidelights & Records
2025
Sidelights｜The Two Covenants Review is Approaching: How Are Indigenous Youth Responding? Indigenous Human Rights Classroom
Hosted by the Taiwan Indigenous Youth Public Participation Association, the "Indigenous Human Rights Classroom" lecture…
2025
Sidelights | "Freedom of Speech for the Enemies of Freedom": How Can Democracy Self-Defend Amidst Information Warfare and Totalitarian Infiltration?
The challenges currently faced by Taiwan have long transcended traditional military threats, stemming instead from a…
2025
Sidelights | The Digital Basic Act and Digital Platform Governance: The Moment the State Presses the "Kill Switch"
Today, as digital life deeply permeates society, internet communication has become an extension of people's rights.…
2025
Sidelights | The Onslaught of AI: Where Does the "Freedom Not to Be Digitized" Lead?
The torrent of digitization is irreversible, but we can still determine its boundaries. The "freedom not to be…
2025
Sidelights | Before the Disconnection: Digital Freedom in Times of War and Disaster
"Network disconnection" in modern warfare is no longer a hypothetical scenario, but an inevitable attack vector.…
2025
Sidelights | Are Taiwan's Laws Han Chinese Laws?——The Path of Indigenous Peoples' Judicial Reform
During the exhibition "Becoming an Ordinary Person," the lecture series selected key themes from the 30-year…
2025
Sidelights | Between the State and the People: The Past, Present, and Future of Legal Aid and Judicial Reform
Twenty-two years ago, the Judicial Reform Foundation and numerous organizations formed the Three Major Judicial Reform…
2025
Sidelights | The Will to Kill Spanning Three Decades: A Discussion on the Rules for the Execution of Death Sentences
In the "Pen" section of the "Becoming an Ordinary Person" exhibition, we witness the turbulent history of 30 years of…
2025
Sidelights | Has the JRF Lost Its Mind? Is Non-Publicity of Investigation Going Against＿＿＿?
The lecture series held during the exhibition "Becoming an Ordinary Person" highlights and deeply explores pivotal…
2025
Sidelights｜Is It Dangerous to Be a Lawyer in China? Why Should Taiwanese Lawyers Care About Chinese Human Rights Lawyers?
The second lecture in the series held during the "Becoming an Ordinary Person" exhibition shifted the focus from…
2025
Sidelights | "Were the Courts Run by the XX Party?" Why Young People Should Understand the History of Party-State Judiciary
2025
Lecture Sidelights: Part 2 | Even Computers Can Select Potatoes, But What About Sentencing and Judgments?
Judicial AI is a complex issue intertwining law, institutions, and ethics. While artificial intelligence brings much…