Fading Rainbows: How to Overcome Taiwan’s Anti-LGBT Referendums
If activist remind the public that we haven’t won, as anti-LGBT referendums are underway, by this time next year we will closer to equal rights for all.
The Space Between Light and Rain: Interview with Lin Ching-che
On a rainy September morning eleven years ago, I woke up alone. I’d been in Taiwan for two weeks, and it was my birthday. I hadn’t made any friends yet.
Transitional Justice in Taiwan: A First Step But Still a Long Way to Go
The recently passed bill is a step forward, but we should not lose sight of the bigger picture of what transitional justice truly represents in Taiwan.
Awareness-Raising is Key to Successful Immigration Reform in Taiwan
If more Taiwanese citizens are made aware of the double standard in their laws, we will have more local support and a better chance at substantive reform.
Why the Conversation About Taiwan’s National Symbols Matters
When I hear people say “the ROC is just a name,” or “let’s not fight over nomenclature and symbols,” I say the opposite. Let’s really talk about them.