Employment Prospects for Foreign Graduates in Taiwan After COVID-19
COVID19 border controls left many foreign students stuck outside Taiwan. As they start to trickle back, many hope to remain in Taiwan after graduation.
SOAS Center of Taiwan Studies to Hold Free Virtual Summer School Event
The yearly event, which will be held online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will feature a wide variety of Taiwan experts and highlight the school’s world-leading Taiwan studies program.
Is a Defiant Han Kuo-yu’s Hat Still in the Ring?
Despite being recalled as Kaohsiung mayor, Han’s actions over the past 10 days show that he has no intention of fading into the background.
‘We Cannot Get Married Here. But Our Life Is Here.’ Marriage Equality in Taiwan Is Not Equal
A legally settled family life remains out of reach for many cross-national same-sex couples in Taiwan denying Taiwanese citizens their rights under the constitution.
Is Taipei Listening? Black Lives Matter Taiwan Gears Up for Weekend Rally
A rally on Saturday will bring Taiwanese to the streets to show solidarity with global protests against police brutality and anti-Blackness. It will also turn attention inward to Taiwan’s own longstanding issues with systemic racism.
It’s Time for Taiwan to Confront Its Own Ethnic Discrimination Issues
Taiwan’s issues with racism and exploitation of foreigners are often swept beneath the surface. It’s time for the country, often lauded for its human rights and democracy, to reckon with them.