Marriage Equality in Taiwan: Time to Re-engage the Public
With no visible plans from the government to legalize marriage equality, it is up to the supporting side to keep the movement socially relevant.
How Grassroots Activism in Taiwan Can Counter China’s Aggression
“Respect for Taiwan will never come from how well we run the country, but from small groups of people willing to sacrifice for a robust civil society.”
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.
Finding a Job in Taiwan as a Foreigner? Not So Fast
Our correspondent Emily Rolen faces first hand the difficulties of settling down in Taiwan, a worrying trend in a fast aging and shrinking population.
China’s Message with Lee Ming-che: Promote Democracy, Pay the Price
China is not only punishing Lee, but sending a message to discourage others from following in Lee’s steps in line with how harshly it treats its own people.
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.